古罗马 带有古代钱币的硬币吊坠，腓力二世“阿拉伯人”款式——反面为白羊座的提刻女神。

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现代定制银吊坠，附有真实的古代硬币。若愿意，硬币可从吊坠框中取出。此币吊坠以一枚异常厚重的古代硬币为特色，打造出醒目的陈述性单品。其大胆的尺寸与历史气质，使之成为一件真正可佩戴的历史精品。

币种：美索不达米亚，尼西比，菲利普二世，Æ26

正面：AYTOK K M IOYΛI ΦIΛIΠΠOC CЄB。放射形并披甲的左向头像。
背面：IOY CЄΠ KOΛΩ NЄCIBI MHT。泰基女神坐姿朝向前方；上方，公羊（白羊座）向右跃起，头部向左；皆置于四柱神庙内；下方，半身的河神向右游泳。

吊坠直径：± 26,7 mm
参考：SNG 哥本哈根 240。

状态：非常良好，佩戴可用。与年龄及使用相关的磨损迹象。
真伪证书：可请求时提供（PDF 格式）。

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