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Gold coins were introduced to Persia by Cyrus the Great after his conquest of Lydia, where the first coins were made. Darius I introduced this type in 521 B.C., with a king or warrior wielding a bow ... (more)
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Product ID: 30459
The Celts of Eastern Europe often copied coins of the surrounding empires. This coin is fashioned after the Macedonian tetradrachms of Philip III, with the obverse depicting a head of Heracles and ... (more)
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Product ID: 30542
Modeled after Macedonian tetradrachms featuring Philip II on the obverse and Zeus or youth riding horseback on the reverse. Well-struck and centered.
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Product ID: 30500
The Parthians were a pre-Islamic culture of northeast Iran, who rebelled against the Seleucid Kingdom in the middle of the 3rd Century BC. The kingdom lasted until 220 AD, when the Sassanians came to ... (more)
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Product ID: 30518
3.83 g. Obverse has a bust with tiara, and the reverse has Arsaces with bow, surrounded by Greek Greek legends. The Parthians were a pre-Islamic culture of northeast Iran, who rebelled against the ... (more)
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Product ID: 30517
The Parthians were a pre-Islamic culture of northeast Iran, who rebelled against the Seleucid Kingdom in the middle of the 3rd Century BC. The kingdom lasted until 220 AD, when the Sassanians came ... (more)
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Product ID: 29903
3.65 g. The Parthians were a pre-Islamic culture of northeast Iran, who rebelled against the Seleucid Kingdom in the middle of the 3rd Century BC. The kingdom lasted until 220 AD, when the ... (more)
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Product ID: 30520
The Parthians were a pre-Islamic culture of northeast Iran, who rebelled against the Seleucid Kingdom in the middle of the 3rd Century BC. The kingdom lasted until 220 AD, when the Sassanians came ... (more)
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Product ID: 30631
Tabaristan hemidrachm A.D. 780-793. Tarbaristan was a kingdom on the southern edge of the Caspian Sea (now Northern Iran). Although Tarbaristan fell during the Muslim conquest and was introduced to ... (more)
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Product ID: 12109