Augustus, Rome mint, issued by moneyers Apronius, Galus, Messalla, and Sisenna, triumviri monetalis, 5 BC.,
Quadrans (ø 15-15,5 mm / 2,36 g), copper, axes about medal alignment ↑↑ (ca. 20°),
Obv.: SISENNA [APRO]NIVS III VIR , legend around garlanded altar with flat-shaped top. (RIC type 9)
Rev.: GALVS MESSALLA A A A F F / S C , legend around large S C . (RIC type Eb)
RIC I, p. 77, no. 459b corr. (R) ; CBN 823-4 .
The editors of the revised edition of RIC I created a great deal of confusion when they blundered the descriptions of the quadrantes of 5 BC, by mis-matching legends and types.
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![5 BC., Augustus, Rome mint, moneyers Apronius, Galus, Messalla, and Sisenna, triumviri monetalis, Quadrans, RIC 459b.
Augustus, Rome mint, issued by moneyers Apronius, Galus, Messalla, and Sisenna, triumviri monetalis, 5 BC.,
Quadrans (ø 15-15,5 mm / 2,36 g), copper, axes about medal alignment ↑↑ (ca. 20°),
Obv.: SISENNA [APRO]NIVS III VIR , legend around garlanded altar with flat-shaped top. (RIC type 9)
Rev.: GALVS MESSALLA A A A F F / S C , legend around large S C . (RIC type Eb)
RIC I, p. 77, no. 459b corr. (R) ; CBN 823-4 .
The editors of the revised edition of RIC I created a great deal of confusion when they blundered the descriptions of the quadrantes of 5 BC, by mis-matching legends and types.
Schlüsselwörter: Augustus Rome moneyers Apronius Galus Messalla Sisenna triumviri monetalis Quadrans altar garland](images/image.gif?id=1610650577201 "Klicken für Bild in voller Größe
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5 BC., Augustus, Rome mint, moneyers Apronius, Galus, Messalla, and Sisenna, triumviri monetalis, Quadrans, RIC 459b.
Augustus, Rome mint, issued by moneyers Apronius, Galus, Messalla, and Sisenna, triumviri monetalis, 5 BC.,
Quadrans (ø 15-15,5 mm / 2,36 g), copper, axes about medal alignment ↑↑ (ca. 20°),
Obv.: SISENNA [APRO]NIVS III VIR , legend around garlanded altar with flat-shaped top. (RIC type 9)
Rev.: GALVS MESSALLA A A A F F / S C , legend around large S C . (RIC type Eb)
RIC I, p. 77, no. 459b corr. (R) ; CBN 823-4 .
The editors of the revised edition of RIC I created a great deal of confusion when they blundered the descriptions of the quadrantes of 5 BC, by mis-matching legends and types.
Schlüsselwörter: Augustus Rome moneyers Apronius Galus Messalla Sisenna triumviri monetalis Quadrans altar garland")