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Provincial tetradrachm of Philip I, struck in 248 AD at Antioch.
Billon, 26 mm, 12.32 grams.
Authenticity guaranteed: comes with a COA and a CGB label.
Provenance: this coin is illustrated in Mac Alee, number 908.
Prieur 386 (30 examples recorded).
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Tétradrachme provincial de Philippe I frappé en 248 de notre ère à Antioche.
Billon, 26 mm, 12,32 grammes.
Authenticité garantie : avec COA et étiquette de CGB.
Pedigree : cette monnaie illustre le Mac Alee, numéro 908.
Prieur 386 (30 exemplaires recensés).
Superbe.

Roman Empire (Provincial). Philip I (AD 244-249). Tetradrachm AD 248, Antioch mint - Eagle  (No reserve price)

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This provincial billon tetradrachm of Philip I was struck at Antioch in AD 248 and weighs 12.32 g, measures 26 mm and features an eagle; it is listed as Mac Alee 908 and comes with a certificate of authenticity and a CGB label.

Roman Empire (Provincial). Philip I (AD 244-249). Tetradrachm AD 248, Antioch mint - Eagle (No reserve price)

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This provincial billon tetradrachm of Philip I was struck at Antioch in AD 248 and weighs 12.32 g, measures 26 mm and features an eagle; it is listed as Mac Alee 908 and comes with a certificate of authenticity and a CGB label.

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