77F. Tetrassarion Coin, Philip II, struck in Callatis, approx. 244-247 AD, the last emperor to mint coins in the callatian workshop
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77F. Tetrassarion Coin, Philip II, struck in Callatis, approx. 244-247 AD, the last emperor to mint coins in the callatian workshop
Starting price:
EUR 150
Sold
EUR 150
bronze, d=22 mm
Obverse: M JUL PHILIPPOS AUG.
Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust on the right.
Reverse: KALLATIANON.
Coiled snake heading right; Δ (mark of value) on the left.
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