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1 Quadrans

Issuer Uncertain city of Central Italy
Year 301 BC - 201 BC
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Reference(s) ICC#294, HN Italy#374, Haeberlin#p.163, Thurlow-Ve#212, Syd#177
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Reverse description A prow of a galley facing right, depicted in a bold, schematic style typical of Central Italian aes grave coinage of the third to second century BC. The prow is rendered with a projecting ram at the waterline and a series of horizontal oar ports or strakes above, a motif closely associated with Roman and Italic monetary iconography of this period. Three pellets, denoting the quadrans value, appear in the field. The overall execution is robust but summary, reflecting the hand-worked nature of the hammered bronze flan. The reverse field is irregular and heavily worn, consistent with the coin's considerable age and circulation history.
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Edge Plain
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Mintage ND (301 BC - 201 BC) - Unique
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