Kebren, Troas Cebren, Troy) - Persian Empire AE10 400-300 BCE (unknown var.) 

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Kebren, Troas Cebren, Troy) - Persian Empire AE10 400-300 BCE (unknown var.)
Kebren, Troas Cebren, Troy) - Persian Empire AE10 400-300 BCE (unknown var.)
Kebren, Troas Cebren, Troy) - Persian Empire AE10 400-300 BCE (unknown var.)Kebren, Troas Cebren, Troy) - Persian Empire AE10 400-300 BCE (unknown var.)

Catalogue information

LastDodo number
7249645
Area
Coins
Title
Kebren, Troas Cebren, Troy) - Persian Empire AE10 400-300 BCE (unknown var.)
Country
Perzische Rijk, Troas (Troy)
Face value
AE 10
Year
-400
Variety / overstrike
Era
Perzische Rijk - Achaemeniden (559-330 BC)
Head of State
Type
Coin
Designer
Series
Theme
Material
Bronze
Weight
1
Diameter
10
Thickness
Punch
Shape
Round
Obverse
KEB
Reverse
Edge
Privy mark
Mint mark
KEB (Kebren)
Number produced
Krause and Mishler number
Catalogue number
Unknown variation of BMC-17; SNG Copenhagen 261-266; CNG 64,
Details
Obv; "KEB" above barley kernel Rev; rams head right, or possibly a man's head left wearing Persian tiara The River Kebren was a tributary of the Skamandros (Scamander) whose headwaters lay in the foothills of Mount Ida near the town of Kebrene (Cebrene). Kebren may be the same as the river Heptaporos mentioned by Homer.

References to other categories

Era
Perzische Rijk - Achaemeniden (559-330 BC)