Prominant 'Royal Wart' used to prove Phraates was an Arsakid. Style is becoming more Eastern, less Greek. Phraates murdered his father and was, in turn, killed by his son. (bron)
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Phraates IV 38-2 BC Prominant 'Royal Wart' used to prove Phraates was an Arsakid. Style is becoming more Eastern, less Greek. Phraates murdered his father and was, in turn, killed by his son. (bron) |
| Type munt | Drachme | Omschrift voorzijde | Muntconditie | prachtig | |
| Provincie | Omschrift keerzijde | Datum | 31-jan-17 | ||
| Muntplaats | Voorzijde | Diademed bust left; to right, eagle left, crowning him with wreath | Verkoper | raylpricegmail, purchased 6/1979 from "CG" | |
| Jaartal | Keerzijde | Archer (Arsakes I) seated right on throne, holding bow; monogram below bow. | Bedrag | US $73,00 (EUR 69,11) | |
| Vorst | Phraates IV, 38-2 BC | Vindplaats | Veiling | ebay | |
| Metaal | zilver | Schatvondst | |||
| Oplage | Literatuur referentie | Sell.52.12 | |||
| Gewicht | 4,08 gram | ||||
| Diameter | 18,60, 17,36 mm | ||||
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Parthian Kingdom. Phraates IV.
Silver Drachm (4.1 g), ca. 38-2 BC. Court mint
at Susa. Diademed and draped bust left, wart on
forehead; to right, eagle left, holding wreath
in beak. Reverse: Archer seated right, holding
bow; behind, palm; below bow, monogram. Sellwood
52.30; Shore 285. Boldly struck and lustrous.
Mint State. Estimated Value $350 - 400 Contact Ira and Larry Goldberg Auctioneers opbrengst $500 |