Mint of Heraclea Salbace

Late 3rd/ Early 2nd Century BCE to 3rd Century CE

The mint at Heralcea Salbace produced Greek and Roman Privincial Coins.  The mint started in the late 3^rd/early 2^nd Century BCE but very few coins were issued and mint operations appear to have stopped after a single issue.  Coinage started again during the 1^st Century CE with coins being issued for Julio-Claudian emperors and (possibly) the Flavians.   Minting started again under Trajan and continued through most of the 3^rd Century CE when it stopped for good. 

Subject ID: 126792

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Late 3rd/ Early 2nd Century BCE to 3rd Century CE

The mint at Heralcea Salbace produced Greek and Roman Privincial Coins.  The mint started in the late 3^rd/early 2^nd Century BCE but very few coins were issued and mint operations appear to have stopped after a single issue.  Coinage started again during the 1^st Century CE with coins being issued for Julio-Claudian emperors and (possibly) the Flavians.   Minting started again under Trajan and continued through most of the 3^rd Century CE when it stopped for good. 

Subject ID: 126792

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