未评等级的 Mithradates VI 时代 Orichalcum Æ 硬币,来自 Sinope(西诺普)帕夫拉哥尼亚,正面为戴盔的阿瑞斯头部向右,背面剑在剑鞘中;稀有变体,剑下有花。
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Rare variant with flower beneath sword!\n\nGreek\nPAPHLAGONIA. Sinope. (Bronze, 21 mm, 7.33 g, 12 h). Helmeted head of Ares to right. Rev. [ΣΙΝΩ-ΠΗΣ] Sword in sheath. SNG BM Black Sea 1528-30.\nWeight 9.38 g.\n\nOrichalcum was a valuable golden-colored brass alloy used by Romans and Greeks to mint coins . Valued for its gold-like appearance, it was considered more valuable than copper.\n\nWill be shipped registered and insured.
Rare variant with flower beneath sword!\n\nGreek\nPAPHLAGONIA. Sinope. (Bronze, 21 mm, 7.33 g, 12 h). Helmeted head of Ares to right. Rev. [ΣΙΝΩ-ΠΗΣ] Sword in sheath. SNG BM Black Sea 1528-30.\nWeight 9.38 g.\n\nOrichalcum was a valuable golden-colored brass alloy used by Romans and Greeks to mint coins . Valued for its gold-like appearance, it was considered more valuable than copper.\n\nWill be shipped registered and insured.