Seleucid Coins (part 1) 1176, Denomination A (quadruple), Bronze, struck at Seleuceia ad tigrim, 220–204 BC. Obverse: laureate head of apollo three quarters left, long hair falling on neck. Reverse: apollo standing left, testing arrow and resting left hand on grounded bow apollon debout. Weight about 15.9 g, diameter 28.0 mm.
| mint | Seleuceia ad tigrim | weight | 15.90g (1) |
| ruler | Antiochus III the Great | diameter | ⌀28.0 (1) |
| denomination | Denomination A (quadruple) | axis | 11↕ (1) |
| material | Bronze | technique | — |
| country | Sicily | dataset |
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obverse
Laureate head of Apollo three quarters left, long hair falling on neck
reverse
Apollo standing left, testing arrow and resting left hand on grounded bow Apollon debout
controlmarks
Monogram 3664
Monogram 3819
Monogram 3664
Monogram 3819
specimens (3)
Cite this coin
Seleucid Coins (part 1) 1176 (sc.1.1176), 220–204 BC. Corpus Apertum Nummorum Orbis Antiqui (CANOA). https://canoanumis.org/coins/seleucid-coins-part-1-1176-2/ (accessed: 2026-10-30). Full citation guidance: How to cite CANOA