Danubian Celts; imitative of Philip V or Perseus
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Description
Danubian Celts, Serdi Region, Moesia, 168 – 31 BC. Imitative of a Macedonian Kingdom (Philip V or Perseus) type. Reed-wreathed head of the river god Strymon right / Trident; blundered illiterate inscription.
Specifications
| Diameter [mm]: | AE21 |
| Weight [g]: | 10,00 |
| Grade: | aVF/aVF |
| Attribution: | SNG Cop 1299 |
| Commentary: | scarce; dark patina, some greenish deposits |
Historical Context
Serdi tribe gave its name to Serdica, city founded by Romans and now a capital of modern Bulgaria.
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