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See now B. Tahberer, 'A Series of Coins from an Uncertain Caesarea', NC 175 (2015), pp. 47-55 where it is argued with good arguments, mostly stylistic, that these series were struck at Mopsus between AD 45/6 and AD 50/1, during a period Mopsus when called itself Caesarea, although “one can only speculate as to why the change was so short-lived” (p. 53). A further specimen is in the Niğde Museum (see below).
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