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III, 4324.3
Coin type
URI
https://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/3/4324.3
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Volume
III
Number
4324.3
Province
Egypt
Region
Egypt
City
Alexandria
Reign
Trajan
Person (obv.)
Trajan (Augustus)
Issue
L IB = year 12
Dating
AD 108/9
Obverse inscription
ΑΥΤ ΤΡΑΙΑΝ Ϲ
Ε
Β Γ
Ε
ΡΜ ΔΑΚΙΚ
Edition
Αὐτ(οκράτωρ) Τραϊαν(ὸς) Σεβ(αστὸς) Γερμ(ανικὸς) Δακικ(ός)
Translation
Emperor Trajan Augustus Germanicus Dacicus
Obverse design
uncertain laureate bust of Trajan, right
Reverse inscription
L ΙΒ
Edition
(ἔτους) ιβʹ
Translation
of year 12
Reverse design
Sarapis seated, left, holding sceptre; to left, Demeter standing, right, holding torch; to right, Tyche standing, left, holding rudder and cornucopia
Metal
copper-based alloy
Specimens
2 (2 in the core collections)
Note
See also NY 1944.100.56214 (date illegible; the ticket wrongly compares D1035), and Amsterdam with the same reverse design, although the year is not clear (it has the unusual - for this year - bust). Bakhoum identified the third figure as Tyche, and there does seem to be a trace of a rudder on both P 1069 and Amsterdam; the same grouping of deities occurs within a temple in years 13 and 20: a rudder may also be present on the B and Amsterdam coins of year 13, and perhaps the A coin of year 20 (but D1154 is not clear, also of year 20). But a rudder is not very clear, so Dattari gave the identification as Homonoia for the similar scene in a temple: see below. Confirmation required
Specimens of this coin type
Number
Number
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Reverse
Museum
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Diameter
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1
1
P: 1069
the date is not certain, but [L I]B seems probable
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2
2
NY
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