Ancient Roman 古代コインを用いたコインペンダント。フィリップ2世『アラブ』のコイン。裏面には牡羊座を配したタイキー像が刻まれている。

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Ancient Roman coin pendant featuring Philip II 'the Arab' Æ26 from Nisibis, with Tyche and Aries on the reverse, set in a modern silver frame with a pendant diameter of about 26.7 mm, in good condition and authentic.

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Attention: 関税規制のため、欧州連合内への配送のみ可能です。入札を確定する前に、有効なEUの配送先住所をお持ちかご確認ください。

authenticな古代コインを用いた現代風の自作シルバーペンダント。コインは希望に応じてペンダント枠から取り外すことができます。 このコインペンダントは、 unusually chunky な古代コインを特徴とし、印象的な主張作品を生み出します。その力強い寸法と歴史的な風格は、まさに wearable history の一品です。

コイン: メソポタミア、ニシビス、フィリップII、Æ26

表面: AYTOK K M IOYΛI ΦIΛIΠΠOC CЄB. 放射状の輝く頭部、左向きの鎧を着た胸像。
裏面: IOY CЄΠ KOΛΩ NЄCIBI MHT. Tyche(テュケー、幸運の女神)が座する。上方に、右へ跳ぶ雄羊( Aries )、頭は左。すべて四柱式の神殿内に配置。下には、半身の川神が右へ泳ぐ。

ペンダント直径: ± 26,7 mm
Ref: SNG Copenhagen 240.

コンディション: 非常に良好、装着可能。使用による摩耗の痕跡は年齢と使用の経過に整合。
Certificate of Authenticity: 要望に応じて発行(pdf形式)対応。

-> Coins, symbols of power - struck in metal. From Emperors to Kings, rulers struck their image and ideals into coins, turning currency into one of history’s most enduring propaganda tools. These small objects passed daily through the hands of ordinary people, spreading messages of authority with every exchange.

-> PHILIP II 'the Arab' was Roman Emperor from 244-249 AD. He was the first Emperor to come from the Roman province of Arabia.
He rose through the army to become Praetorian Commander under Gordian III. During the Persian campaign his troops gave him their support against Gordian and made him emperor.
In 248 AD Philip had the honour of leading the celebrations of Rome's first millennium (1000th anniversary) with spectacular games and celebrations.
In 249 AD both Philip and his son were killed after their army was defeated near Verona by the forces of Trajan Decius.

-> TYCHE (Greek for luck): was the presiding tutelary deity that governed the fortune and prosperity of a city and its destiny. The Roman equivalent is Fortuna.

-> NISIBIS (modern Nusaybin, Turkey) was a key city in Mesopotamia, strategically placed on the Roman–Persian frontier. Under Philip the Arab (AD 244–249), Nisibis served as an important military and trade centre, guarding routes between the Roman Empire and the Sassanian Persians. Its strong fortifications and position made it a focal point in the shifting balance of power between East and West.

Seller's Story

Please read our information carefully. *SHIPPING INFO Due to insurance procedures, combined shipping is only possible with a single payment. (1 payment reference = 1 insured parcel.) If you accept an offer after the auction and pay separately, shipments cannot be manually combined afterward. Please ensure your shipping address is complete and correct before paying. Changes made after payment are not automatically forwarded to us. * CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY (COA) For insurance purposes we can provide a digital Certificate of Authenticity (PDF) for every item with a hammer price of Euro 100 or more. The COA is available upon request within 20 days of the auction date. Instructions will be provided when your order is shipped. Certificates are not included in the package. * INSURANCE & CLAIMS All our parcels are shipped with external insurance. This insurance requires the following: -> Monitor the online tracking and notify delays to the seller within 14 days after the shipping date. -> In case of damage: write a reservation on the delivery note and report the damage to the seller via the Catawiki online chat within 24 hours. Keep all packaging and send us photos of the damage. * MARGIN SCHEME: All our sales are subject to the margin scheme; therefore, no VAT is charged or shown on our invoices. * IMPORTANT BUYERS OUTSIDE THE EU: We cannot ship to countries outside the European Union. Please ensure you have an EU shipping address before bidding. No exceptions can be made. Switzerland, Norway and the United Kingdom are not part of the EU. * DOCUMENTATION NOTICE: Previous invoices and import/export documents will not be shared with customers. ---------------------- Thank you for your interest, and best of luck with your bids!

Attention: 関税規制のため、欧州連合内への配送のみ可能です。入札を確定する前に、有効なEUの配送先住所をお持ちかご確認ください。

authenticな古代コインを用いた現代風の自作シルバーペンダント。コインは希望に応じてペンダント枠から取り外すことができます。 このコインペンダントは、 unusually chunky な古代コインを特徴とし、印象的な主張作品を生み出します。その力強い寸法と歴史的な風格は、まさに wearable history の一品です。

コイン: メソポタミア、ニシビス、フィリップII、Æ26

表面: AYTOK K M IOYΛI ΦIΛIΠΠOC CЄB. 放射状の輝く頭部、左向きの鎧を着た胸像。
裏面: IOY CЄΠ KOΛΩ NЄCIBI MHT. Tyche(テュケー、幸運の女神)が座する。上方に、右へ跳ぶ雄羊( Aries )、頭は左。すべて四柱式の神殿内に配置。下には、半身の川神が右へ泳ぐ。

ペンダント直径: ± 26,7 mm
Ref: SNG Copenhagen 240.

コンディション: 非常に良好、装着可能。使用による摩耗の痕跡は年齢と使用の経過に整合。
Certificate of Authenticity: 要望に応じて発行(pdf形式)対応。

-> Coins, symbols of power - struck in metal. From Emperors to Kings, rulers struck their image and ideals into coins, turning currency into one of history’s most enduring propaganda tools. These small objects passed daily through the hands of ordinary people, spreading messages of authority with every exchange.

-> PHILIP II 'the Arab' was Roman Emperor from 244-249 AD. He was the first Emperor to come from the Roman province of Arabia.
He rose through the army to become Praetorian Commander under Gordian III. During the Persian campaign his troops gave him their support against Gordian and made him emperor.
In 248 AD Philip had the honour of leading the celebrations of Rome's first millennium (1000th anniversary) with spectacular games and celebrations.
In 249 AD both Philip and his son were killed after their army was defeated near Verona by the forces of Trajan Decius.

-> TYCHE (Greek for luck): was the presiding tutelary deity that governed the fortune and prosperity of a city and its destiny. The Roman equivalent is Fortuna.

-> NISIBIS (modern Nusaybin, Turkey) was a key city in Mesopotamia, strategically placed on the Roman–Persian frontier. Under Philip the Arab (AD 244–249), Nisibis served as an important military and trade centre, guarding routes between the Roman Empire and the Sassanian Persians. Its strong fortifications and position made it a focal point in the shifting balance of power between East and West.

Seller's Story

Please read our information carefully. *SHIPPING INFO Due to insurance procedures, combined shipping is only possible with a single payment. (1 payment reference = 1 insured parcel.) If you accept an offer after the auction and pay separately, shipments cannot be manually combined afterward. Please ensure your shipping address is complete and correct before paying. Changes made after payment are not automatically forwarded to us. * CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY (COA) For insurance purposes we can provide a digital Certificate of Authenticity (PDF) for every item with a hammer price of Euro 100 or more. The COA is available upon request within 20 days of the auction date. Instructions will be provided when your order is shipped. Certificates are not included in the package. * INSURANCE & CLAIMS All our parcels are shipped with external insurance. This insurance requires the following: -> Monitor the online tracking and notify delays to the seller within 14 days after the shipping date. -> In case of damage: write a reservation on the delivery note and report the damage to the seller via the Catawiki online chat within 24 hours. Keep all packaging and send us photos of the damage. * MARGIN SCHEME: All our sales are subject to the margin scheme; therefore, no VAT is charged or shown on our invoices. * IMPORTANT BUYERS OUTSIDE THE EU: We cannot ship to countries outside the European Union. Please ensure you have an EU shipping address before bidding. No exceptions can be made. Switzerland, Norway and the United Kingdom are not part of the EU. * DOCUMENTATION NOTICE: Previous invoices and import/export documents will not be shared with customers. ---------------------- Thank you for your interest, and best of luck with your bids!

Details

文化
Ancient Roman
世紀/年代
247-249 AD (coin)
商品名
Coin pendant with ancient coin Philip II 'the Arab' - Tyche with Aries on reverse
取得先
Dealer at a fair
取得年
2025
取得国
Belgium
コンディション
Good
前所有者の取得先
Dealer at a fair
前所有者 - 取得年
2025
前所有者 - 取得国
Belgium
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Authenticity
Original/official
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