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SASANIAN Shahpur II 309-379 Drachm Silver coin

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SASANIAN KINGS. Shahpur II (Š?buhr). 309-379 AD. AR Drachm. 3,70 gr. - 20,1 mm. Mint VIII (Herat). Struck circa 320-379. O:\ Head of Shahpur right. R:\ Fire altar and attendants. SNS 3. XF. Small flan, thick.

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SASANIAN Shahpur II 309-379 Drachm Silver coin

Name: SASANIAN Shahpur II 309-379 Drachm Silver coin
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