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   Phrygia, Peltae. Caracalla and Geta. 211-212 AD. AE, Bronze 34mm. Hexastyle
 temple, serpent within. SNG von Aulock -; BMC Phrygia -; Mionnet IV & Supp. VII
          -. VF, dark brown patina. Very Rare, unpublished. $2,000.00.
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                                  Item # 64942

                               Roman Provincial:
           Currently 1,200 USD                First Bid 1,200 USD
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           Started   Mon, 29 Oct, 2001        Country   USA
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Phrygia, Peltae. Caracalla and Geta. 211-212 AD. Æ 34mm  Click for Larger Image
(22.68 gm). Confronted draped busts of Caracalla and
Geta / Hexastyle temple with serpent standing at center; [Image]
medallion or shield in pediment. von Aulock Phrygiens -;
SNG Copenhagen -; SNG von Aulock -; BMC Phrygia -; Mionnet IV & Supp. VII -. VF,
dark brown patina with light encrustation, some smoothing on obverse. Very Rare,
and apparently unpublished. Estimate $2000.





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