Roman Empire (Provincial). Domitian (AD 81-96). Æ Caesarea Maritima mint, Judaea Samaria (No reserve price)





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Roman provincial bronze coin of Domitian, struck at Caesarea Maritima in Judaea/Samaria in AD 92, of the palm-tree type, weighing 16 g and measuring 27 mm.
Description from the seller
Judaea / Samaria – Caesarea Maritima
Domitian (81–96 AD)
Æ Bronze – Palm Tree type – 92 AD
An interesting Roman provincial bronze coin struck under Domitian (81–96 AD) at Caesarea Maritima, in Judaea/Samaria.
This specimen is of the palm tree type, attributed to an issue from Caesarea Maritima dated 92 AD.
Specifications
Emperor: Domitian
Reign: 81–96 AD
Province: Judaea / Samaria
Mint: Caesarea Maritima
Date: 92 AD
Metal: Bronze
Weight: 16.00 g
Diameter: 27 mm
Type: Palm Tree
Reference: RPC II 2307
Matching reference: Hendin 6485
The measurements of 16.00 g and 27 mm are perfectly consistent with known examples of this issue.
The photographs form an integral part of the description.
Historical context
Caesarea Maritima was one of the main administrative centers of Roman Judaea.
Under the Flavians, the region produced several provincial issues that are now particularly sought after by collectors of Judaean coins.
The palm tree is one of the most iconic symbols associated with Judaea in Roman coinage of this period.
Seller's Story
Judaea / Samaria – Caesarea Maritima
Domitian (81–96 AD)
Æ Bronze – Palm Tree type – 92 AD
An interesting Roman provincial bronze coin struck under Domitian (81–96 AD) at Caesarea Maritima, in Judaea/Samaria.
This specimen is of the palm tree type, attributed to an issue from Caesarea Maritima dated 92 AD.
Specifications
Emperor: Domitian
Reign: 81–96 AD
Province: Judaea / Samaria
Mint: Caesarea Maritima
Date: 92 AD
Metal: Bronze
Weight: 16.00 g
Diameter: 27 mm
Type: Palm Tree
Reference: RPC II 2307
Matching reference: Hendin 6485
The measurements of 16.00 g and 27 mm are perfectly consistent with known examples of this issue.
The photographs form an integral part of the description.
Historical context
Caesarea Maritima was one of the main administrative centers of Roman Judaea.
Under the Flavians, the region produced several provincial issues that are now particularly sought after by collectors of Judaean coins.
The palm tree is one of the most iconic symbols associated with Judaea in Roman coinage of this period.

