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Coinage of the Roman Republic Online（ANS）— RRC 14/1・44/5・480/2a・508/3・544/14

American Numismatic Society（CRRO）

Claims Supported by This Source

  1. RRC 14/1: As, 280–276 BC, Rome. Obverse: janiform head of the Dioscuri; reverse: head of Mercury.
  2. RRC 44/5: Denarius, 211 BC. Obverse: helmeted head of Roma and X; reverse: the Dioscuri and ROMA. Average of measurements of 48 objects on the page: 4.0 g (calculated from values on the page).
  3. RRC 480/2a: 44 BC, moneyer M. Mettius. Obverse: CAESAR·DICT·QVART and laureate head.
  4. RRC 508/3: 43-42 BC. Mint unknown. Obverse: BRVT·IMP L·PLAET·CEST (CRRO describes the head as that of Lucius Junius Brutus; Dio 47.25.3 states it is Brutus himself). Reverse: EID·MAR and a pileus between two daggers.
  5. RRC 544/14: 32–31 BC. Obverse: war galley; reverse: LEG II and aquila.

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