Silver Tetarte of Seleucus I Nicator, Babylon II, 311 BCE–305 BCE. 1944.100.72108

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Obverse: Ba'al enthroned l., holding sceptre

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Reverse: Lion walking l., head reverted.

Physical Description

Axis: 2
Measurements
- Weight (in gr.): 3.75
- Diameter (in mm): 14

Typological Description

Object Type: Coin
Date Range: 311 BCE - 305 BCE
Denomination: Tetarte
Manufacture: Struck
Material: Silver
Authority
- Authority: Seleucus I Nicator
- - Dynasty: Seleucid Dynasty
- State: Seleucid Empire
Geographic
- Place of Production: Babylon II
- Region: Babylon
Reverse
- Symbol (Above): horizontal anchor l.
- Symbol (Exergue): four pellets

References

Reference: Seleucid Coins (part 1) 89a
Reference: ESM.264
Reference: SC.89a

Administrative History

Identifier: 1944.100.72108
Lot: 1944.100
Department: Greek
Collection: American Numismatic Society

Rights

CopyrightHolder: American Numismatic Society
License: Public Domain Mark (images)
Rights: No Copyright - United States

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