Live auction - bpv_976714 - MACEDONIA - ROMAN PROVINCE Tetrassaria

MACEDONIA - ROMAN PROVINCE Tetrassaria AU

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Estimate :	400 €
Price :	200 €
Maximum bid :	200 €
End of the sale :	14 January 2025 15:20:24
bidders :	1 bidder

Type : Tetrassaria

Date: c. 222-235

Mint name / Town : Beroe, Macédoine

Metal : copper

Diameter : 26,5 mm

Orientation dies : 5 h.

Weight : 10,88 g.

Rarity : R1

Coments on the condition:

Monnaie centrée. Joli revers ainsi qu’un portrait agréable. Fine usure régulière. Patine vert foncé

Catalogue references :

BMC.105 - GIC.- - Cop.1351 - AMNG. 1/495 var. - ACBP.- - Varbonov-

Obverse

Obverse description : Tête diadémée d’Alexandre le Grand à droite, les cheveux flottants au vent (O°).

Obverse legend : ALEXANDROU, (Alexandrou)

Obverse translation : (d’Alexandre).

Reverse

Reverse description : Alexandre le Grand, vêtu militairement, le manteau flottant, galopant à droite, tenant une javeline transversale de la main droite.

Reverse legend : KOINON MAKEDONWN B. (NE) (Koinon Makedonwn Beroewn)

Reverse translation : (La communauté des macédoniens deux fois décorée.

Commentary

Ce type de bronze est attribué à l’époque des Sévères et plus particulièrement celle d’Alexandre Sévère (222-235). Le type est directement inspiré par le monnayage de Lysimaque (323-281 avant J.-C.). Trou de centrage au revers. .
This type of bronze is attributed to the Severan period and more particularly that of Alexander Severus (222-235). The type is directly inspired by the coinage of Lysimachus (323-281 BC). Centering hole on the reverse.