阿拉伯, 希米亚里特人. Shamnar Yuhan'am. Drachm 125-150 AD





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阿拉伯方卡,海米亚里人。Raydan 锻币厂铸造的 AR 圆杯形 drachm,Shamnar Yuhan'am,公元125–150年左右;直径17毫米,重1.57克,11字位;正面为右侧男性头部,佩托环,背面为右侧头部,背后为字母组合,前方为权杖,底部为铸币厂签名;Munro-Hay 3.2ai;品相大致极美至极美,极为罕见;附有鉴定证书。
卖家的描述
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Arabia Felix, Himyarites. Shamnar Yuhan'am. Ca. A.D. 125-150. AR scyphate drachm (17 mm, 1.57 g, 11 h). Raydan mint. Male head right within torc / Head right; monogram behind, 'scepter' before, mint signature below. Munro-Hay 3.2ai. Almost Extremely Fine. Very Rare.
The Himyarites came to power from the 2nd century BC to the 6th century AD in the land we recognize today as Yemen. Renowned for their expertise in agriculture, they built on the foundation laid by the Sabeans, their predecessors in the region. The Sabaeans made their mark with a robust irrigation system, which enabled the cultivation of lucrative goods like frankincense and myrrh. This infrastructure paved the way for the Himyarites' prosperity. Under 'Amdan Bayyin, the Himyarites established peaceful relations with neighboring territories and strengthened the trade routes originally established by the Sabaeans. The legacy of the Himyarites is embedded in their distinct coinage, including the scyphate drachm. This cup-shaped coin showcases a clearly-engraved bucranium, an ox skull symbol thought to have religious significance, possibly a nod to the agricultural roots of their society.
The lot could be subject to additional costs such as customs clearance and the costs of import duties. Please note that these costs fall to the buyer. SHIPPING TO US IS CURRENTLY NOT POSSIBLE! D4
卖家故事
*This coin comes with certificate of authenticity*
Arabia Felix, Himyarites. Shamnar Yuhan'am. Ca. A.D. 125-150. AR scyphate drachm (17 mm, 1.57 g, 11 h). Raydan mint. Male head right within torc / Head right; monogram behind, 'scepter' before, mint signature below. Munro-Hay 3.2ai. Almost Extremely Fine. Very Rare.
The Himyarites came to power from the 2nd century BC to the 6th century AD in the land we recognize today as Yemen. Renowned for their expertise in agriculture, they built on the foundation laid by the Sabeans, their predecessors in the region. The Sabaeans made their mark with a robust irrigation system, which enabled the cultivation of lucrative goods like frankincense and myrrh. This infrastructure paved the way for the Himyarites' prosperity. Under 'Amdan Bayyin, the Himyarites established peaceful relations with neighboring territories and strengthened the trade routes originally established by the Sabaeans. The legacy of the Himyarites is embedded in their distinct coinage, including the scyphate drachm. This cup-shaped coin showcases a clearly-engraved bucranium, an ox skull symbol thought to have religious significance, possibly a nod to the agricultural roots of their society.
The lot could be subject to additional costs such as customs clearance and the costs of import duties. Please note that these costs fall to the buyer. SHIPPING TO US IS CURRENTLY NOT POSSIBLE! D4

