Illyrian, Dyrrhachium Silver Drachm
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A silver Illyrian drachm from Dyrrhachium, dating to circa 229–100 BC and struck under magistrates Xenon and Pyrba; obverse features a cow suckling her calf with an eagle above, reverse shows a double stellate pattern, diameter about 1.8 cm and weight 3.00 g. Authenticity: Original/official. Condition: Good. Culture: Illyrian, Dyrrhachium.
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| Authenticity | Original/official |
|---|---|
| Condition | Good |
| Culture | Illyrian, Dyrrhachium |
| Material | Silver |
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