RPC I, 193


Image of specimen #1

Coin type
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Volume	I
Number	193
Province	Tarraconensis
Region	Hispania
City	Ilici
Reign	Augustus
Person (obv.)	Augustus
Magistrate	Quintus Papirius Carbo (duovir) ; Quintus Terentius Montanus (duovir)
Dating	after 12 BC (?)
Obverse inscription	IMP CAESARI DIVI F AVGVSTO
Edition	Imp(eratori) Caesari Divi f(ilius) Augusto
Translation	to Imperator Caesar, son of the divine (Julius), Augustus
Obverse design	laureate head of Augustus, right
Reverse inscription	C I IL A Q PAPIR CAR Q TERE MONT IIVIR Q, IVNONI (on architrave)
Edition	c(olonia) Iulia Il(ici) A(ugusta) Q(uintus) Papir(ius) Car(bo) Q(uintus) Tere(ntius) Mont(anus) IIvir Q(uinquennales) Iunoni
Translation	The Julian colony if Ilici Augusta, Quintus Papirius Carbo, Quintus Terentius Montanus, quinquennial duovirs, to Juno
Reverse design	temple with four columns
Metal	copper-based alloy
Average diameter	20 mm
Average weight	5.84 g
Reference	Vives 133–5, Llorens 42
Specimens	3 (1 in the core collections)
Die-links	1–3: same pair of dies. 1–3: same rev. die as RPC V.2 5485/7 (Midaeum).

Number	Number	Museum	Bibliography	Diameter	Weight	Note	More
1	1 ✸	P: 838	Llorens 42b	20	6.40	The rev. die is shared with Llorens 43 (= 192).	Show
2	2	Madrid: 11462	Vives 133–5 = Llorens 42a	20	5.28	The rev. die is shared with Llorens 43 (= 192).	Show
3	3	IVDJ	formerly S de C 1628	20		The rev. die is shared with Llorens 43 (= 192).	Show