Vespasian with Agrippa II AE30 of Caesarea Maritima, Judea Good Very Fine
VESPASIAN, WITH AGRIPPA II
Judea, Caesarea Maritima Mint Dated Year 15 = AD 74-75
Obverse: AYTОКРА ОУЕСПАСІ KAICAPI CENACTQ, laureate head right
Reverse: Tyche standing left with calathus, holding cornucopiae and two corn-ears; ET IE (date) above left, BA above right, АгPIППА across fields below
References: RPC II 2252; Meshorer 140
Size: 30mm, 15.24g
Professional Numismatic Notes: Good very-fine and with an attractive natural desert patina! Some light cleaning scratches.
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