Mint of Malaca

c. 700 BC/BCE to 300 CE and 631 CE to 636 CE

Malaca (modern day Malaga) was an ancient city in Spain frst founded by Phoenicians with the name Malaka or Malake. The city had its own mint and produced coins maybe from the 7th century BC. Then it minted coins as a Roman colony. It is also mentioned that during the reign of the Visigothic King Sisenand the mint was again operating.

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c. 700 BC/BCE to 300 CE and 631 CE to 636 CE

Malaca (modern day Malaga) was an ancient city in Spain frst founded by Phoenicians with the name Malaka or Malake. The city had its own mint and produced coins maybe from the 7th century BC. Then it minted coins as a Roman colony. It is also mentioned that during the reign of the Visigothic King Sisenand the mint was again operating.

Subject ID: 128735

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