Only 2 known of this type. This is the better specimen.
Lot 428: Intaglio Oval Silver Plaquette from Clazomenae, Ionia. 
AUCTION: Pars Coins (Auction 353)
- Starting Bid: $6,000
- 0 Bid(s)
Intaglio Oval Silver Plaquette from Clazomenae, Ionia, Depicting Septimius Severus, Caracalla, and Geta. AD 199-211. Laureate, draped bust of Septimius Severus left between laureate and draped busts of Caracalla on left and Geta on right; behind Geta, small figure of city goddess standing left, wearing polos; above, retrograde inscription in three lines, naming the emperors: AVT K L CEP CEOVHPOC PE / K M AV ANTWNEINOC K P / CEP GE-TAC; below, retrograde inscription in two lines, naming a city quaestor: KLAZO TAMIEVONTOC / AIL. ALEXANDROV (under Aelius Alexander, Treasurer at Clazomenae). Width 52 mm; height: 43 mm; 2 mm thick; weight: 50.74 gm. This remarkable item was quite probably attached to a backing and used as an official seal of the treasurer of Clazomenae. Its precise purpose is unknown..Nice original green patina. Only 2 known of this type. This is the better specimen. Cf. Gemini, LLC > Auction I Auction date: 11 January 2005, Lot number: 399 Price realized: 5750 USD
- Offered By: Pars Coins
- Lot #: 428
- Listing #: 224695
- Closed: Monday, October 5, 2020 6:22:20 PM CT
- Estimate: $10,000