Münzsammlungen des Instituts für Archäologische Wissenschaften, Goethe-Universität, Frankfurt am Main Römische Kaiserzeit [145]

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Faustina I

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Events

Created

When	138-141 CE
Where	Rome

Commissioned

Who	Antoninus Pius (86-161)

Was depicted (Actor)

Who	Faustina the Elder (105-141)

Relation to places

Italy

Keywords

As Bronze Classical antiquity Coin Copper Era of Roman Emperors (27 BCE to 395 AD) God Weib ruler

Description

Vorderseite: Büste der Faustina I. nach r.
Rückseite: Iuno stehend nach l., l. Zepter, r. Patera, beiderseits S - C.

Inscription

Vorderseite: [FAVS]TINA AVG AN-TONINI AVG PII P P
Rückseite: IVNON[I REGINAE]

Similar objects

RIC III Pius: 1090

Material/Technique

Kupfer; geprägt

Measurements

Diameter: 25 mm
Weight: 8.90 g

Literature

RIC III S.160 Nr.1090.

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