Augustus, Rome mint, issued by an unclear moneyer, struck 7-6 BC.,
As (ø 24-25 mm / 9,30 g), copper, axes about coin alignment ↑↓ (ca. 210°),
Obv.: CAE[SAR AVGVST PONT MAX TRIBVNIC – PO]T , (legend starting at 7 o´clock), head r.
Rev.: [...] III VIR [AAA FF] / S·[C] , legend around large S·C, at center r.: rectangular countermark {CAESAR}.
cf. RIC I, 427-442 .
For countermark: cf. Werz 61.58
The coin must have been struck by Agrippa, Tullus, or Otho in 7 BC; or Silanus, Quinctilianus, or Messalla in 6 BC, because only these two colleges of moneyers struck asses for Augustus after 12 BC when he assumed the title Pontifex Maximus.
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![7-6 BC., Augustus, Rome mint, unclear moneyer, As, countermarked CAESAR, cf. RIC 427-442.
Augustus, Rome mint, issued by an unclear moneyer, struck 7-6 BC.,
As (ø 24-25 mm / 9,30 g), copper, axes about coin alignment ↑↓ (ca. 210°),
Obv.: CAE[SAR AVGVST PONT MAX TRIBVNIC – PO]T , (legend starting at 7 o´clock), head r.
Rev.: [...] III VIR [AAA FF] / S·[C] , legend around large S·C, at center r.: rectangular countermark {CAESAR}.
cf. RIC I, 427-442 .
For countermark: cf. Werz 61.58
The coin must have been struck by Agrippa, Tullus, or Otho in 7 BC; or Silanus, Quinctilianus, or Messalla in 6 BC, because only these two colleges of moneyers struck asses for Augustus after 12 BC when he assumed the title Pontifex Maximus.
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7-6 BC., Augustus, Rome mint, unclear moneyer, As, countermarked CAESAR, cf. RIC 427-442.
Augustus, Rome mint, issued by an unclear moneyer, struck 7-6 BC.,
As (ø 24-25 mm / 9,30 g), copper, axes about coin alignment ↑↓ (ca. 210°),
Obv.: CAE[SAR AVGVST PONT MAX TRIBVNIC – PO]T , (legend starting at 7 o´clock), head r.
Rev.: [...] III VIR [AAA FF] / S·[C] , legend around large S·C, at center r.: rectangular countermark {CAESAR}.
cf. RIC I, 427-442 .
For countermark: cf. Werz 61.58
The coin must have been struck by Agrippa, Tullus, or Otho in 7 BC; or Silanus, Quinctilianus, or Messalla in 6 BC, because only these two colleges of moneyers struck asses for Augustus after 12 BC when he assumed the title Pontifex Maximus.
Schlüsselwörter: Augustus Rome moneyer As rectangular countermark CAESAR")