Eunice - RPC I 1931
Roman Provincial, Kings of the Bosporos, Eunice (died after 69) wife of Cotys I (45 - 63, 68 - 69) Bronze 24 Units, Bosporan mint
- Obverse: KA-ΠΕ across fields / Temple with five columns and ornaments on pediment
- Reverse: Wreath enclosing ΒΑΕΥ(Ν) monogram with NO above and ΚΔ (mark of value) below
Reference:
- RPC I 1931
- BMC 9
- SNG Stancomb 974
- MacDonald 337
- Frolova pl. 1, 16; Frolova/Ireland type II, pl. 58, 2-13
- Anokhin 371 (Rheskouporis I)
Other Information:
- The meaning of the “KA-ΠE” found on the obverse is uncertain. One suggestion is that it refers to Jupiter Capitolinus, and thus depicts the holiest temple of Rome.
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Production Details
Released:
68
(Estimated)
Discontinued:
69
(Estimated)
Materials:
Bronze
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Bronze,
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Production Status:
- Standard
Packaging Details:
No Packaging
Price Points for this item do not need to have their packaging to count towards our near mint to mint Estimated Value.
Price Points for this item do not need to have their packaging to count towards our near mint to mint Estimated Value.
Price Points for this item do not need to have their packaging to count towards our near mint to mint Estimated Value.
Characteristics
Denomination:
24 Units
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24 Units,
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Shape:
Round -> Circle
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Round -> Circle,
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Language:
Greek
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Greek,
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Inscription /Design Front:
KA-ΠΕ across fields / Temple with five columns and ornaments on pediment
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KA-ΠΕ across fields / Temple with five columns and ornaments on pediment,
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Inscription / Design Back:
Wreath enclosing ΒΑΕΥ(Ν) monogram with NO above and ΚΔ (mark of value) below
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Wreath enclosing ΒΑΕΥ(Ν) monogram with NO above and ΚΔ (mark of value) below,
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