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A didrachm which might fit with the Caesarean ‘anomalies’, as some drachms have an eagle on their reverse (RPC 3166-3167). But the mint which struck these ‘anomalies’ (probably Hierocaesarea Comana) usually has the reverse inscription ΥΠΑΤΟC Γ ΠΑΤΗΡ ΠΑΤΡΙΔΟC. The absence of the Γ is strange (unless it is above the eagle's head, off flan), but the form Παγρι for Πατρι suggests that the engraver was not very skilled.
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