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Pontius Pilate, year 30 CE (GBC 649 - TJC 333) - Varieties only -

I. Barbaric obverse dies

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. 3 SPECTACULAR H649 BARBARIC OBVERSE DIES 

    

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 1. H649 BARBARIC OBVERSE DIES

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 1 Entirely retrograde 

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Die O1: Entirely retrograde type 1

   

 

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Die O2: Entirely retrograde type 2 (and "A" missing: "KICAPOC")

     

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Die O3: Entirely retrograde type 3

     

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Die O4: Entirely retrograde type 4

   

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Die O5: Entirely retrograde type 5

 

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Die O6: Entirely retrograde type 6

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Die O7: Retrograde lituus, date "LIL" (instead of "LIZ") on obverse (!)

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 2 Retrograde inscription 

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Die O1: Normal lituus & retrograde inscription (type 1) 

  

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Die O2: Retrograde (type 3) and extremely barbaric inscription

   

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 3 Extremely crude inscription 

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Die O1: Extremely crude inscription ("EPIOY" instead of "TIBEPIOY")

 

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Die O2: Extremely crude inscription (the letters "A" seem like upside down "Y", "P" is retrograde)

   

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Die O3: Extremely crude inscription with retrograde "P"

     

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Die O4: Extremely crude inscription:   (Same engraver as die Bar-O10!)

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Die O5: Extremely crude inscription & lituus

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 4 Very crude inscription 

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Die O1: Very crude inscription. Also, "C" is missing:

 

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Die O2: Very crude inscription. Also, "KAICA" instead of "KAICAPOC": 

      

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Die O3: Very crude inscription. Also, "Y" instead of "P":

  

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Die O4: Very crude inscription. The letters "I", "P", "Y" & "O" are inversed (a bit similar to the previous die)

   

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...Die O5: Very crude inscription.

   

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Die O6: Very crude inscription. Die flaw under the cross of  the lituus

 

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Die O7: Very crude inscription. Also, "KAIIAKO.." instead of "KAICAPOC"

 

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Die O8: Very crude inscription. Also, the letters "O" & "Y" are inversed.

 

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Die O9: Very crude inscription. Also, confusion on the letters of "TIBEPIOY"

 

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Die O10: Very crude inscription at left

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 5 Crude inscription 

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Die O1: Crude inscription. Also, "Q" instead of "O" and final "C" is missing

     

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Die O2: Crude inscription

   

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Die O3: Crude inscription.

   

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Die O4: Crude inscription and retrograde "K". Lituus with a link (hard to see on overcleaned coins)

   

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Die O5: Crude inscription, final "C" is missing. Note that the first specimen shows the same reverse die as O24.

 

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Die O6: Crude inscription & lituus. The letters are bigger and more rounded than usual

  

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Die O7: Crude inscription. Also, the final "C" is missing.  

In AJC/TJC, Prof. Meshorer listed this die by error as bearing "KAICY" (AJC #25a, TJC #335a)

  

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Die O8: Crude inscription. "C" instead of "Y". (Also, probable confusion on letters "TIB")

   

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Die O9: Crude inscription.

   

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Die O10: Crude inscription with retrograde letter "E"

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Die O11: Crude inscription with retrograde letter "P"

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Die O12: Crude inscription with errors

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Dies O13 to O18: Crude inscription.

The following specimens are presenting 6 other barbaric obverse dies.

 

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The following specimen seems to show a retrograde lituus (?) as the inscription is normal: