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Pergamon
Mysia
cn coin 53451
c. 177–179 AD,
AE,
22 mm,
5.68 g
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Pergamon
Mysia
cn coin 51842
c. 177-179 AD,
AE,
23 mm,
6.69 g
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Pergamon
Mysia
cn coin 51841
c. 177–179 AD,
AE,
23 mm,
6.76 g
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Pergamon
Mysia
cn coin 51840
c. 177–179 AD,
AE,
23 mm,
7.04 g
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Pergamon
Mysia
cn coin 51839
c. 177-179 AD,
AE,
23 mm,
9.34 g
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Pergamon
Mysia
cn coin 51838
c. 177-179 AD,
AE,
26 mm,
5.86 g
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