Ionia, Ephesos Cistophorus 180-67 BC (dated CY 44 = 91/0 BC)
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Silver cistophorus of Ephesos in Ionia, dated CY 44 (91/0 BC), featuring a mystic cista with an emerging serpent on the obverse and a bow case with serpents on the reverse, in good very fine condition.
| Year | 180-67 BC (dated CY 44 = 91/0 BC) |
|---|---|
| Denomination | Cistophorus |
| Era | Before 1400 |
| Condition | Good VF |
| Metal | AR |
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