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Tetradrachm - Abi'el

Issuer Hagarian Kingdom (Arabia (ancient))
Year 250 BC - 150 BC
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Shape Round (irregular)
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Reverse description A seated male deity interpreted locally as Shamash, rendered in the guise of Zeus Aetophoros, enthroned left on a backless throne with feet resting on a low footstool; the outstretched right hand holds the protome of a horse facing right rather than the Macedonian eagle, reflecting a distinctly Arabian adaptation of the Alexandrine type. The left hand grasps a long grounded scepter. In the left field, a palm tree and an Aramaic aleph character appear as mint or dynastic control marks. The reverse legend in Aramaic script names the issuing authority.
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Mint Gerrha, Arabia, Saudi Arabia
Mintage ND (250 BC - 150 BC)
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