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Chabakta, bronze coin — Sword in sheath (CN type 22762)

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Record status

Individual type · research required

Period

c. 95–90 BC

Issuing entity

Chabakta

Coin in bronze struck at Chabakta, dated c. 95–90 BC. Corpus Nummorum, the online type corpus of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, records it as CN type 22762 (period: Hellenistic Period; issuing authority type: city).

Obverse: Head of Ares in helmet, right. Reverse: Sword in sheath. Legend: ΧΑΒΑΚΤΗΣ. Measured specimens give a mean weight of 7.84 g (from 1 recorded specimen) and a diameter of 20 mm (from 1 recorded specimen). Published references cited by the corpus: Price, Sylloge nummorum Graecorum 9 The British Museum 1. The Black Sea, 1993, nr. 1250-1251; Dalaison, Sylloge nummorum Graecorum. France 7. Département des monnaies, médailles et antiques. Paphlagonie, Pont et Arménie Mineure., Bordeaux 2015, nr. 153-154.

Evidence at a glance

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Physical characteristics

Material
bronze
Recorded diameter
20 mm (from 1 recorded specimens)
Recorded mean weight
7.84 g (mean of 1 recorded specimens)

Technical characteristics

Mint
Chabakta
Authority type
City

Design

Obverse type
Head of Ares in helmet, right
Reverse type
Sword in sheath
Reverse legend
ΧΑΒΑΚΤΗΣ

Identification

Period
Hellenistic Period
How to identify
Check the mint name or ethnic, the reverse type and the legend together, then compare weight and module; types from the same mint often differ only in legend arrangement, magistrate names or control marks.
Type corpus record
https://www.corpus-nummorum.eu/types/22762
Type corpus identifier
CN type 22762

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