Ancient Roman Provincial coin struck during the reign of Vespasian - Caria, Tabae
Magistrate: Kallikrates, son of Brachullidas, Issued by Vespasian?
Minted: Caria, Tabae
AE bronze
Weight: 5.86 grams Size: 20mm
Obverse: ΤΑΒΗΝΩΝ; head of Dionysus with ivy wreath, right
Reverse: ΚΑΛΛΙΚΡΑΤΗΣ ΒΡΑΧΥΛΛΙΔΟΥ; two crossed thyrsi
Ref: RPC II №: 1250
SKU: 3009
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