Mysia, Pergamum, c. 76 BC, Cistophoric
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Mysia, Pergamum, c. 76 BC, Cistophoric, 12.46g. Kleiner, Museum Notes 23, 1978, pl. 14, 26; SNG Paris-1728. Obv: Snake emerging l. from half-open Cista Mystica, all within ivy wreath. Rx: Bow in case between two serpents with intertwined tails; ΠΕΡΤ monogram to l., snake-entwined staff to r., ΠΡΥ monogram in wreath between the serpents’ heads, large letters ΑΠ above.
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Mysia, Pergamum, c. 76 BC, Cistophoric, 12.46g. Kleiner, Museum Notes 23, 1978, pl. 14, 26; SNG Paris-1728. Obv: Snake emerging l. from half-open Cista Mystica, all within ivy wreath. Rx: Bow in case between two serpents with intertwined tails; ΠΕΡΤ monogram to l., snake-entwined staff to r., ΠΡΥ monogram in wreath between the serpents’ heads, large letters ΑΠ above.
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