Ancient North Africa Unit Minted between 25 B.C.-23 A.D. ŠMŠ-Semes mint. (No reserve price)

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The Unit coin struck at the ŠMŠ-Semes mint from 25 B.C. to 23 A.D. reveals the continuation of local coinage traditions during the early Roman Empire period. This timeframe corresponds with the consolidation of imperial authority following Augustus' reign. These coins represent a blend of indigenous cultural identity and Roman administrative systems in North Africa, emphasizing the persistence of regional mints. Coins like this are crucial for tracing economic and political transitions in ancient Mauretania and its integration into the empire.

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