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Galerie > Ancient World > Hispania Antiqua > Corduba
Corduba in Hispania,  19-2 BC., Augustus, As, RPC 129 var.
Corduba (= Colonia Patricia) in Hispania, Augustus, struck 19-2 BC., 
As (ø 24-25 mm / 8,66 g), bronze, axes irregular alignment ↑← (ca. 260°), 
Obv.: [PERM CAES – A]VG , bare head of Augustus left, red patina oxides included at head  -  Cabeza de Augusto a izquierda; alrededor leyenda. 
Rev.: [COLON]IA / [PATRIC]IA , in two lines within oak wreath; at center, countermark CR within rectangluar incuse (RPC no. 44 - or CAR-monogramn no. 79) -  Corona de roble rodeando la leyenda.
RPC I, p. 87, no. 129 var. (384 pieces listed, several with these countermarks) ; Coh. 607 var. ; Alv.-Burgos (new) 1989 var. ; Villaronga (NAH) 1003 var. ; Burgos (1992) 1563 var. ; SNG Copenhagen 466 var. ; Guadan (GMI) 954 var. ; ACIP 3357 var. ; Vives 165-3 var. .  
for countermark: RPC I, p. 810, no. 44 or 79 ; http://www.tesorillo.com/articulos/cr/cr.htm ; htt http://www.tesorillo.com/articulos/contramarcas/galeria2.htm p://www.tesorillo.com/hispania/2prov_hisp2.htm#patricia ;

La contramarca CR (Guadán 77, RPC 44, APRH 89 y ACIP 159, http://www.tesorillo.com/articulos/contramarcas/contramarcas4.htm  166) es específica de Hispania ya que no se encuentra en otras provincias del Imperio (C. J. Howgego, 1985). Su interpretación es incierta: Guadán apunta la posibilidad de significar Consensum Praefectus o algo semejante, indicando que se trataría de una marca de convalidación (A. Manuel de Guadán 1960, 62). Chaves apunta una posible atribución a Colonia Romula, pero ella misma la descarta, al no encontrarse esta contramarca CR en ninguna de las monedas de dicha ceca (F. Chaves 1979, 44).
Este resello, que se enmarca en los principios del siglo I d.C., durante el reinado de Augusto (o tal vez algo posterior), figura en los ases de Augusto de las cecas de Ebora y Colonia Patricia, y también parece estar presente sobre una moneda de Castulo (?). 

Ancient Corduba / modern Córdoba (in Span  ish) is a city in Andalusia, southern Spain, and the capital of the province of Córdoba. Its population in 2007 was 323,600.
In 206 BC. the Romans conquered the old Iberian settlement  located on the Guadalquivir river. It was refounded in 169 BC (Roman times) as Corduba by Claudius Marcellus. In year 46 BC, city was renamed as Colonia Patricia, and it population gets the Roman citizenship. Corduba was the capital of the Roman province of Hispania Ulterior Baetica.
Later, it occupied an important place in the Provincia Hispaniae of the Byzantine Empire (552-572) and during the Visigoth period 572-716.
It was captured in 716 by the Muslims, and Cordova became capital during the Umayyad Caliphate, with a population ranging between 250,000 and 500,000 inhabitants in the tenth century, was the largest city in Western Europe and, perhaps, in the world. In the 10th century, Cordova – called قرطبة (Qurţuba) in Arabic – was a great cultural, political and economic centre.
In 1236 it was captured by Fernando III ("El Santo"), king of Castilia. 
Schlüsselwörter: Corduba Hispania Augustus As Colonia Patricia oak wreath countermark rectangluar incuse

Corduba in Hispania, 19-2 BC., Augustus, As, RPC 129 var.

Corduba (= Colonia Patricia) in Hispania, Augustus, struck 19-2 BC.,
As (ø 24-25 mm / 8,66 g), bronze, axes irregular alignment ↑← (ca. 260°),
Obv.: [PERM CAES – A]VG , bare head of Augustus left, red patina oxides included at head - Cabeza de Augusto a izquierda; alrededor leyenda.
Rev.: [COLON]IA / [PATRIC]IA , in two lines within oak wreath; at center, countermark CR within rectangluar incuse (RPC no. 44 - or CAR-monogramn no. 79) - Corona de roble rodeando la leyenda.
RPC I, p. 87, no. 129 var. (384 pieces listed, several with these countermarks) ; Coh. 607 var. ; Alv.-Burgos (new) 1989 var. ; Villaronga (NAH) 1003 var. ; Burgos (1992) 1563 var. ; SNG Copenhagen 466 var. ; Guadan (GMI) 954 var. ; ACIP 3357 var. ; Vives 165-3 var. .
for countermark: RPC I, p. 810, no. 44 or 79 ; http://www.tesorillo.com/articulos/cr/cr.htm ; htt http://www.tesorillo.com/articulos/contramarcas/galeria2.htm p://www.tesorillo.com/hispania/2prov_hisp2.htm#patricia ;

La contramarca CR (Guadán 77, RPC 44, APRH 89 y ACIP 159, http://www.tesorillo.com/articulos/contramarcas/contramarcas4.htm 166) es específica de Hispania ya que no se encuentra en otras provincias del Imperio (C. J. Howgego, 1985). Su interpretación es incierta: Guadán apunta la posibilidad de significar Consensum Praefectus o algo semejante, indicando que se trataría de una marca de convalidación (A. Manuel de Guadán 1960, 62). Chaves apunta una posible atribución a Colonia Romula, pero ella misma la descarta, al no encontrarse esta contramarca CR en ninguna de las monedas de dicha ceca (F. Chaves 1979, 44).
Este resello, que se enmarca en los principios del siglo I d.C., durante el reinado de Augusto (o tal vez algo posterior), figura en los ases de Augusto de las cecas de Ebora y Colonia Patricia, y también parece estar presente sobre una moneda de Castulo (?).

Ancient Corduba / modern Córdoba (in Span ish) is a city in Andalusia, southern Spain, and the capital of the province of Córdoba. Its population in 2007 was 323,600.
In 206 BC. the Romans conquered the old Iberian settlement located on the Guadalquivir river. It was refounded in 169 BC (Roman times) as Corduba by Claudius Marcellus. In year 46 BC, city was renamed as Colonia Patricia, and it population gets the Roman citizenship. Corduba was the capital of the Roman province of Hispania Ulterior Baetica.
Later, it occupied an important place in the Provincia Hispaniae of the Byzantine Empire (552-572) and during the Visigoth period 572-716.
It was captured in 716 by the Muslims, and Cordova became capital during the Umayyad Caliphate, with a population ranging between 250,000 and 500,000 inhabitants in the tenth century, was the largest city in Western Europe and, perhaps, in the world. In the 10th century, Cordova – called قرطبة (Qurţuba) in Arabic – was a great cultural, political and economic centre.
In 1236 it was captured by Fernando III ("El Santo"), king of Castilia.

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