Drachm - Badromios

正面描述	Bee depicted facing upward in the center of the field, with spread, slightly curved wings rendered in fine relief. The body of the bee is segmented and naturalistically modeled, a hallmark of Ephesian coinage. The design occupies the full flan, consistent with the struck style of Hellenistic civic silver coinage. The letters E and Φ flank the bee, identifying the issuing city of Ephesos.
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正面铭文	E Φ
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附加信息	Ephesos operated under Seleucid and later Pergamene authority during this period, and cistophoric coinage was beginning to displace older drachm types across western Asia Minor by the mid-second century. This piece, issued under the magistrate name Badromios, belongs to a transitional window before the cistophoric standard fully consolidated Pergamene monetary influence in the region. Magistrate-signed issues from Ephesos allow modern die studies to sequence production runs with unusual precision — Badromios appears in a small cluster of names assigned to the later phase of this series.

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