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RIC I (second edition) Civil Wars 12

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Record status

Individual type · research required

Issuing entity

Roman Empire

RIC I (second edition) Civil Wars 12. Denomination: Denarius. Authority: Anonymous. Mint: Uncertain value. The obverse shows female bust right, wearing fillet; hair rolled and looped above neck, with the legend BONI EVENTVS.

The reverse shows victory standing left on globe, holding wreath in right hand and palm in left, with the legend VICTORIA P R.

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Physical characteristics

Material
Silver
Denomination
Denarius

Technical characteristics

Mint
Uncertain value
Authority
Anonymous

Design

Obverse
Female bust right, wearing fillet; hair rolled and looped above neck
Reverse
Victory standing left on globe, holding wreath in right hand and palm in left
Obverse legend
BONI EVENTVS
Reverse legend
VICTORIA P R

Identification

Type reference
RIC I (second edition) Civil Wars 12
Denomination and metal
Denarius, Silver
Obverse legend to match
BONI EVENTVS
Reverse legend to match
VICTORIA P R
Source note
Type description from the American Numismatic Society's Online Coins of the Roman Empire (OCRE); individual specimens differ in die, flan size, weight and wear, and legend breaks may vary.

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