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CANCA-B163-2-6-133-RE

Metal Type:orichalcum
Weight:26.16 g
Diameter:32.96 mm
Mint:Rome (Settlement)
Date: 152 CE - 153 CE
Denomination: sestertius
Obverse Image Description:Head of Antoninus Pius bearded and laureate, right. Border of dots.
Obverse Inscription:ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P P TR P (XVI)
Reverse Image Description:Salus draped, standing and facing left, holding staff in left hand and feeding snake rising from altar with right. Border of dots (worn).
Reverse Inscription:SALVS [AVG] COS IIII, S C in left and right field.



Bibliographic Source(s): The Roman Imperial Coinage: Volume III..., page: 139, no. 906, notes: Coins of the Roman Empire in the British..., page: 320, no. 1925, Pl. 47.2, notes:

Catalogue References
Li Ms E16b
No 71 78 ............................................. 16 : 23
Head of Antoninus
ANTONINVS AVG PIVS PP TRP forte XVI
Rev: SALVS ....... COS IIII. S.C.
forte AVG

A type of the Goddess Salus standing, a
spear in her left HeadHand, her right stretched
forth to an altar, holding in it a [Patera says
Occo] p. 261. I rather think some Bird to
be offered.
Casaubon
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Li Ms E16c 133 Head of Antoninus
ANTONINVS • AVG • PIVS • PP • TR • P ...
Reverse. The Goddess Salus at her
altar, in her right Hand an
offering, in her left a spear.
S • C •
Why not a Priestess at the altar
of the Goddess Salus. &c.

SALVS • AVG • COS III
Casaubon
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Li Ms E16d 133 Head of Antoninus.
ANTONINVS AVG PIVS PP. TRP .....
Reverse The Goddess salus at an
Altar. in her Right Hand an
offering. in her left a spear.

S. C.
SALVS ......... COS IIII.

Casaubon

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