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Vol.	№	Province	Region	City	Dating	Denomination	Obv. inscription	Obv. design	Rev. inscription	Rev. design	Reference	Note	Coin Number	Museum	Inventory Number	Bibliography	Weight	Diameter	Axis	Quantity	Obv. img	Rev. img	Plate	Uri	link
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	1	L		BMC 1		22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	2	V	GR 6377		10.4	22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	3	V	GR 6377		11.6	22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	4	Mu	243		8.88	22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	5	Mu	244		6.02	22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	6	C		McClean 2142	10.14	22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	7			Palermo = Gabrici 1	9.82	22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	8			Palermo = Gabrici 2	9.6	22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	9	N	S 7849			22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	10	N	S 4094			22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	11	N	S 4095			22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	12	N	S 4096			22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	13	N	S 4097			22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	14	N	S 4098			22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	15			Mini 1	10.15	22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	16			Virzi 54		22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	17			Virzi 55		22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	18			Virzi 56		22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	19			Virzi 57		22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	20			Evelpidis 452	9.6	22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	21			Leu (May 1973) lot 82	11.51	22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	22	NY	1944.100.8320	SNG 1195	9.43	22	12	1	no	no	no	http://numismatics.org/collection/1944.100.8320	[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	23			Kalg 415	8.7	22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	24	Turin	Fabretti 1371			22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	25			Calciati 1	10.07	22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	26			Campana = see Calciati	8.09	22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	27	Winterthur		GrMW 625	9.23	22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	28			CNG EA 327, 28 May 2014, lot 369	7.55	22.3	12	1	no	no	no	https://www.coinarchives.com/a/openlink.php?l=676923\|1247\|369\|29c2a5f0419307b1bd97c6d7f37d975d	[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	29			NAC 64, 17 May 2012, lot 2106	11.17	22.1		1	no	no	yes	https://www.coinarchives.com/a/openlink.php?l=512202\|914\|2106\|09b28a5f815115d8de4bab6a80b2d515	[show] [edit]
I	665	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (22 mm)	ASSORV	laureate head of Apollo, right	CRVSAS	river god standing, left, with amphora and cornucopia	Holm 758, BMC 1, Gabrici 1, FITA 191	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	30			C. Jackson-Jacobs coll. (ex Lindgren II 426c = CNG EA 548, 18 Oct 2023, lot 1115 (part of), ex M. Slavin coll.)	8.72	22	12	1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	666	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (18 mm)		female head with stephane, right	ASSORV	oxen ploughing, right	Holm 759, BMC 2, Gabrici 3	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	1	L	1947,0606.59		5.05	18		1	no	no	yes	https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/C_1947-0606-59	[show] [edit]
I	666	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (18 mm)		female head with stephane, right	ASSORV	oxen ploughing, right	Holm 759, BMC 2, Gabrici 3	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	2	L		BMC 2		18		1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	666	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (18 mm)		female head with stephane, right	ASSORV	oxen ploughing, right	Holm 759, BMC 2, Gabrici 3	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	3			Palermo = Gabrici 3	4.85	18		1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	666	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (18 mm)		female head with stephane, right	ASSORV	oxen ploughing, right	Holm 759, BMC 2, Gabrici 3	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	4			Mini 2	4.82	18		1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	666	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (18 mm)		female head with stephane, right	ASSORV	oxen ploughing, right	Holm 759, BMC 2, Gabrici 3	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	5			Virzi 58		18		1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	666	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (18 mm)		female head with stephane, right	ASSORV	oxen ploughing, right	Holm 759, BMC 2, Gabrici 3	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	6			Virzi 59		18		1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]
I	666	Sicily	Sicily	Assorus	Late first century BC	Æ (18 mm)		female head with stephane, right	ASSORV	oxen ploughing, right	Holm 759, BMC 2, Gabrici 3	665 and 666 are dated to c. 200 BC by Campana, ‘Sicilia: Assoros (ca. 200 a.C.)’, part of Corpus Nummorum Antiquae Italiae (Zecche minori) in Panorama Numismatico 108 (Maggio 1996), pp. 137-40). He rejects the late dating, followed by RPC, but does not explain the use of Latin at so early a date.	7			Calciati 3	5.23	18		1	no	no	no		[show] [edit]