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City |
Issue |
Dating |
Magistrates |
Denomination |
Person(s) |
Obv. inscription |
Obv. design |
Rev. inscription |
Rev. design |
Reference |
Note |
Internal note |
Coin Number |
Museum |
Inventory Number |
Bibliography |
Weight |
Diameter |
Axis |
Quantity |
Obv. die |
Rev. die |
Obv. cmks |
Rev. cmks |
Note |
Obv. img |
Rev. img |
Plate |
Uri |
link |
| I |
252 |
Tarraconensis
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Hispania
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Emporiae
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Bronze (28 mm)
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C CA T C O CA(R) Q
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head of Athena, right
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EMPOR(IT)
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pegasus, right; above, wreath
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Vives 122–3, Hill 3–5, Villaronga 99–100, GMI 41
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Metal analysis on coin L 116: Cu 85.00; Pb 6.56; Sn 8.45; Ag 0.100; Fe 0.040; Sb 0.150; Ni 0.030; As 0.040; Bi 0.010. On L 117: Cu 60.30; Pb 25.81; Sn 13.28; Ag 0.080; Fe 0.530; Sb 0.170; Ni 0.001; Au 0.010; As 0.001; Bi 0.002; Zn 0.010.
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axis: var.
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74
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Musée Lugdunum
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1987.3.352, 01/10/1984_Z.B9-I3-pièce 80_fosse 27, US2_INV348
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8.84
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27.5
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5
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1
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information provided by N. Dubreu
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no |
no |
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| I |
511 |
Gallia Lugdunensis
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Gaul
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Lugdunum
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end of 43 BC
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Lucius Munatius Plancus |
Bronze (15 mm)
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COPIA FELIX
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turret head of the city goddess with cornucopia
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MVNATIA
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a galloping bull, left, checked by Hercules; in the field, right, a club
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FITA 206–7, Giard 1
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For a new interpretation of the reverse of this coin, see A. Desbat (ed), Lugdunum naissance d’une capitale (2005), pp. 47-9: Hercules fights against Acheloos, the river-god who changed himself into a furious bull. Hercules offered to the goddess Copia one of its horns, hence the name cornucopia. Thanks to Nicolas Dubreu for providing photos of specimen 4.
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4
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Musée Lugdunum
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2003.1.019
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A. Audra, ‘Trouvaille d’une monnaie de L. Munatius Plancus sur le site dit du ‘sanctuaire de Cybèle’ à Lyon (5e)’, BSFN 61, 10, Dec. 2006, pp. 265–6
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1.95
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18
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5
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1
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no |
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| I |
514A |
Gallia Lugdunensis
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Gaul
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Lugdunum
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38 BC?
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Leaded bronze (31 mm)
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Octavian ; Julius Caesar |
IMP CAESAR DIVI F DIVI IVLI
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laureate head of Caesar, left, and bare head of Octavian, right; star in upper field
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COPIA
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prow, with a dolphin; above, meta
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Axis: var.
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7
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Musée Lugdunum
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1987.3.264
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19.62
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32
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7
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1
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| I |
516 |
Gallia Lugdunensis
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Gaul
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Lugdunum
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36 BC?
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Æ (17 mm)
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Octavian |
CAESAR DIVI F
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head of Octavian, right
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COPIA
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a galloping bull, right; below, serpent with erect head
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FITA 208, Giard 4
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axis: ?.
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3
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Musée Lugdunum
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2020.0.116
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5.32
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19
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6
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1
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no |
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| I |
522 |
Gallia Narbonensis
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Gaul
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Nemausus
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c. 27 BC
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Bronze (29 mm)
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Agrippa ; Augustus |
IMP DIVI F
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inscription above and below heads of Agrippa to left and Augustus to right back to back; Agrippa wears a rostral crown combined with a laurel wreath; Augustus is bare-headed
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COL NEM
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inscription to left and right of a palm to which a crocodile is chained; above palm, wreath with long ties
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RIC 154
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axis: var.
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34
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Musée Lugdunum
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1999.15.122
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16.8
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30.5
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1
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1
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no |
no |
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| II |
1982 |
Syria
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Syria
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Antioch
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Orichalcum coinage
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AD 74
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Æ (26 mm)
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Vespasian |
IMP CAESAR VESPASIAN(VS) AVG
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laureate head of Vespasian, right
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PON • MAX • TR • POT • P • P • COS V • CENS •
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winged caduceus between crossed cornucopias
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RIC 798 (a), BMCRE 886–7, McAlee 59, 62
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16
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Musée Lugdunum
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1980.5.003, habitat, 1979_MZ105_MO3- INV66
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12.4
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27
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7
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1
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| IV.1 |
3704 |
Bithynia-Pontus
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Bithynia
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Calchedon
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Æ
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Marcus Aurelius |
ΑΥΤ Κ Μ ΑΥΡΗ ΑΝΤΩΝΕΙΝοc
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laureate head of Marcus Aurelius, right
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ΚΑΛΧΑΔΟΝΙΩΝ
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Apollo with lyre reclining, right, on swan flying, left
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Rec 64
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!obvleg: Rec wrongly ANTWNINOC
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9
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Musée Lugdunum
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1987.3.244
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9.86
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25
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6
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1
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Found in 1982 during the excavation of the Clos du Verbe Incarné (Lyon - Fourvière) by Bernard Mandy and Eric Delaval, excavation managers.
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