Bizye, One and one half (CN type 1329)
DocumentedSupported by at least one credible specialist source.
Record status
Individual type · research required
Period
180-200 n. Chr.
Issuing entity
ThraceOne and one half in bronze struck at Bizye in Thrace dated 180-200 n. Chr., catalogued as Corpus Nummorum type 1329. Obverse: Head of Hermes, right, wearing petasus. Reverse: Winged caduceus.
Physical characteristics
- Material
- bronze
- Denomination
- One and one half
- Recorded diameter
- 16–17 mm (from 6 recorded specimens)
- Recorded mean weight
- 2.25 g (mean of 4 recorded specimens)
Technical characteristics
- Mint
- Bizye
- Region
- Thrace
- Authority type
- City (pseudo-autonomous)
Design
- Obverse type
- Head of Hermes, right, wearing petasus.
- Reverse type
- Winged caduceus.
- Reverse legend
- ΒΙΖVΗΝΩΝ
Identification
- Period
- Roman Imperial Period
- Type corpus record
- https://www.corpus-nummorum.eu/types/1329
- Type corpus identifier
- CN type 1329
Documentation checklist
- Denomination
- Documented
- Issue or mint date
- Documented
- Material
- Documented
- Weight
- Documented
- Mint or printer
- Documented
- Mint or printer mark
- Research required
- Catalogue reference
- Documented
- Licensed photograph
- Documented
Catalogue references
- Corpus Nummorum bibliographyp. 79, nr. 175
- Corpus Nummorum bibliographyp. 184, nr. 31-37, pl. 3
Research required
- Photograph reuse terms to be confirmed with the holding institution