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The portrait could be of Augustus or Tiberius, or a later emperor such as Hadrian; the break in the obv. legend ΣΕΒΑΣ-ΤΟΣ and the truncation recall Tiberian portraits from Lydia and Phrygia, perhaps suggesting that Tiberius is the more likely choice. On the other hand, a much later date is perhaps also suggested by the use of brass; again, this is uncertain.
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