Elagabalus Provincial Bronze – Perge, Pamphylia (218–222 AD)
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Elagabalus Provincial Bronze – Perge, Pamphylia (218–222 AD)
$69.00
Sale price
$69.00
Regular price
Extremely rare provincial bronze of Emperor Elagabalus struck at Perge in Pamphylia. Features a strong portrait of the young emperor on the obverse and Artemis standing with bow and torch on the reverse. Only 3 specimens cited! An interesting and desirable eastern provincial issue with documented rarity.
Attribution:
Emperor: Elagabalus (218–222 AD)
Region: Pamphylia, Perge Mint
Denomination: AE23 Provincial Bronze
Weight: 7.84 grams
Diameter: Approx. 23mm
Obverse: Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust of Elagabalus right
Reverse: Artemis standing left, holding bow and long torch
Reference: RPC Online 6112
Noted rarity: “Only 3 specimens cited”
Historical background:
Elagabalus was one of Rome’s most controversial emperors, ruling during a turbulent period of the Severan dynasty. Provincial issues from Perge featuring Artemis are especially collectible due to their connection with the important cult center of Artemis Pergaia in Asia Minor.
Condition:
Authentic ancient provincial bronze with clear portrait features, identifiable reverse deity, and attractive dark olive patina. Moderate circulation wear with solid eye appeal for the type. Better than average detail for a rare provincial issue.
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