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Ascalon in Judaea, 38-39 AD., Gaius, Æ 24, RPC 4882.
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Ascalon in Judaea, Gaius (called Caligula, 81-96), dated city era year 142 / 38-39 AD.,
Æ 24 (22-24 mm / 11,96 g), bronze, axes medal alignment ↑↑ (ca. 0°),
Obv.: [CEBACTOC] , his laureate head left.
Rev.: [ACKAΛΩ] / BMP , Tyche standing on prow of galley l., holding standard and aphlaston; on l., incense-altar and [ACKAΛΩ] (Ascalon); in r. field, dove above Greek date: BMP ( Greek letter-numeral 142 = 38-39 AD.).
RPC II, 675, 4882 (6 pieces listed) ; BMC 27., p. 116, 81 ; Sear GIC 404 ; Rosenberger 90 .
Ascalon's era of autonomy began in 104 BC.
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![Ascalon in Judaea, 38-39 AD., Gaius, Æ 24, RPC 4882.
Ascalon in Judaea, Gaius (called Caligula, 81-96), dated city era year 142 / 38-39 AD.,
Æ 24 (22-24 mm / 11,96 g), bronze, axes medal alignment ↑↑ (ca. 0°),
Obv.: [CEBACTOC] , his laureate head left.
Rev.: [ACKAΛΩ] / BMP , Tyche standing on prow of galley l., holding standard and aphlaston; on l., incense-altar and [ACKAΛΩ] (Ascalon); in r. field, dove above Greek date: BMP ( Greek letter-numeral 142 = 38-39 AD.).
RPC II, 675, 4882 (6 pieces listed) ; BMC 27., p. 116, 81 ; Sear GIC 404 ; Rosenberger 90 .
Ascalon's era of autonomy began in 104 BC.
Schlüsselwörter: Ascalon Judaea Gaius Caligula Tyche Prow Galley Standard Aphlaston Altar](images/image.gif?id=1737856249240 "Klicken für Bild in voller Größe
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Ascalon in Judaea, 38-39 AD., Gaius, Æ 24, RPC 4882.
Ascalon in Judaea, Gaius (called Caligula, 81-96), dated city era year 142 / 38-39 AD.,
Æ 24 (22-24 mm / 11,96 g), bronze, axes medal alignment ↑↑ (ca. 0°),
Obv.: [CEBACTOC] , his laureate head left.
Rev.: [ACKAΛΩ] / BMP , Tyche standing on prow of galley l., holding standard and aphlaston; on l., incense-altar and [ACKAΛΩ] (Ascalon); in r. field, dove above Greek date: BMP ( Greek letter-numeral 142 = 38-39 AD.).
RPC II, 675, 4882 (6 pieces listed) ; BMC 27., p. 116, 81 ; Sear GIC 404 ; Rosenberger 90 .
Ascalon's era of autonomy began in 104 BC.
Schlüsselwörter: Ascalon Judaea Gaius Caligula Tyche Prow Galley Standard Aphlaston Altar")