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On 874/6, I-B offers the comment 'vermutlich von Apameia, wo auf städtischen Kupfer der Aehrentypus besonders häufig vorkommt', but corn-ears had occurred on cistophori of Augustus (RPC I, 2214). The type was dated to '84, or soon after' by Woodward (op. cit. p. 158), but the style is like that of 873, which is linked to the dated 873 by the occasional use of the letter G on the reverse. The occasional use of P on the rev. parallels the use of G on the dated issue
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