Coin of Ptolemy VI, the Philometer (Mother-loving), reigned from 180/180 BC to 145 BC.
Mint: Cyprus - Paphos
Obverse: diademed head of Ptolemy the I, turned to the right.
Reverse: eagle turned to the left, standing on thunderbolt, regnal years to the left cannot be read possibly LΛΑ regnal year 31 that is 150 BC, mint letters ΠΑ for Paphos to the right of the eagle. Legend all around very worn.

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Coin of Ptolemy VI, the Philometer (Mother-loving), reigned from 180/180 BC to 145 BC. Mint: Cyprus - Paphos Obverse: diademed head of Ptolemy the I, turned to the right. Reverse: eagle turned to the left, standing on thunderbolt, regnal years to the left cannot be read possibly LΛΑ regnal year 31 that is 150 BC, mint letters ΠΑ for Paphos to the right of the eagle. Legend all around very worn.

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