Ascalon
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The mint at the ancient site of Ascalon in Judaea.
Die Studies
| Item | Image | MetalThe physical material (usually metal) from which an object is made. | WeightCarter 1983 * Median weight * 20000 (*10 if gold or electrum) |
|---|---|---|---|
| S 994 - Ascalon (Ptolemy IV), silver, tetradrachms (219-218 BCE) | 
|
Silver | 619 kg |
| S 2027 - Ascalon (Alexander II), silver, tetradrachms (126-125 BCE) | 
|
Silver | 1,337 kg |
| S 2028 - Ascalon (Cleopatra thea & Antiochus VIII), silver, tetradrachms (123-121 BCE) | 
|
Silver | 3,718 kg |
| S 2029 - Ascalon (Antiochus VIII), silver, tetradrachms (121-96 BCE) | 
|
Silver | 40,673 kg |
| S 2030 - Ascalon (Antiochus IX), silver, tetradrachms (114-112 BCE) | 
|
Silver | 77,648 kg |
| S 1891 - Ascalon, silver, tetradrachms (99-49 BCE) Gitler - Master | 
|
Silver | 13,925 kg |
| S 273 - Ascalon, silver, tetradrachms (84-54 BCE) Callataÿ |
|
Silver | 15,702 kg |
| S 1892 - Ascalon (Cleopatra), silver, tetradrachms (49-38 BCE) | 
|
Silver | 3,566 kg |
Overstriking coins
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Overstruck coins
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Description 
| Nomisma IDNomisma ID | ascalon |
| Definition: | The mint at the ancient site of Ascalon in Judaea. |
| Pleiades IDUnique ID of the Pleiades place resource | 687839 |
| Ancient regionAncient region. | Philistia
Nomisma: philistia |
| Modern countryModern country | Israel |
| CoordinatesGeographical coorindates | 31.669994° N, 34.545560° E |
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