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Ancient Roman Provincial bronze coin of Emperor Caracalla struck at the city of Mopsus in Cilicia.Obverse: Laureate bust of Caracalla facing right.Reverse: Mule standing right with wreath on its back. This distinctive animal reverse type was issued by the city of Mopsus and is a popular design among collectors of Roman provincial coins and ancient animal types.Coins from Mopsus in Cilicia often feature unique civic imagery connected to local festivals and traditions. Animal reverse types such as this mule design are especially sought after by collectors specializing in Roman provincial coinage.Details
Emperor: Caracalla (AD 198–217)
Mint: Mopsus, Cilicia
Date: Local Year 265 (approximately AD 213–214)
Denomination: AE29 Roman Provincial Bronze
Reference: Sear Greek Imperial 1344Condition
Ancient bronze with wear and smoothing consistent with age. Please review photos carefully as they are part of the description.The exact coin pictured is the coin you will receive.Shipping via USPS Ground Advantage.No returns or cancellations.
