Classical Numismatic Group, LLC - Triton XXVIII – Sessions 5 & 6 . 5665 Numistats ref: 674308
Sin match
Roman Republican
Categoria
Anonymous. Circa 211-200 BC. Æ Quincunx (26.5mm, 15.45 g, 12h). Luceria mint. Helmeted head of Mars right; ••••• (mark of value) above / Wheel with eight spokes, ethnic between spokes. HN Italy 678; SNG ANS 699–703. Dark green patina, with light earthen dusting. Good VF. An excellent example for this scarce type.
Luceria was founded by the Daunians, a native Italic people, and became an ally of Rome during the Samnite Wars of the later fourth century BC. It tended to follow Rome in its coinage, introducing a range of large cast Aes Grave pieces circa 275 BC and switching to smaller struck bronze coins after Rome reformed its system in 211 BC. Luceria’s civic coins were struck in different denominations based upon the Italic uncia then used in the Roman denominational system, so they could be used externally. Descripción
Luceria was founded by the Daunians, a native Italic people, and became an ally of Rome during the Samnite Wars of the later fourth century BC. It tended to follow Rome in its coinage, introducing a range of large cast Aes Grave pieces circa 275 BC and switching to smaller struck bronze coins after Rome reformed its system in 211 BC. Luceria’s civic coins were struck in different denominations based upon the Italic uncia then used in the Roman denominational system, so they could be used externally. Descripción
Good VF
Conservación
287.63 EUR
Salida
479.38 EUR
Estimado
EUR
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