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Image of specimen #1 |
URI | https://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/1/5408 json ttl rdf xml epidoc |
Volume | I |
Number | 5408 |
Province | Uncertain |
Region | Uncertain |
City | Uncertain |
Reign | Uncertain |
Person (obv.) | Julius Caesar (Divus) |
Person (rev.) | Augustus |
Obverse inscription | [ ] IVLIVS |
Edition | [---] Iulius |
Translation | [---] Julius |
Obverse design | diademed head of Caesar, right |
Reverse inscription | [ ] DIVI F (?) |
Edition | [---] divi f(ilius) |
Translation | [---] son of a god (?) |
Reverse design | bare head of Augustus, left |
Metal | copper-based alloy |
Average diameter | 23 mm |
Average weight | 10.01 g |
Axis | 6 |
Specimens | 1 (0 in the core collections) |
Note | This unique coin is difficult to interpret. It might have been struck under Augustus, but might be later as well (second century). No ethnic is legible, but this is probably due to the poor state of conservation of the coin. A mint in Asia Minor seems the most likely guess. This coin has a general resemblance to 5434. |