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1 Quadrans

Issuer Iguvium
Year 280 BC - 240 BC
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Composition Bronze
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Obverse description Central field depicting a trident or missile-like symbol (possibly a hasta or club) oriented vertically, flanked symmetrically by four large globules arranged in pairs to the left and right, all set within a plain circular border. The design is rendered in a bold, archaic Italic style typical of early central Italian bronze coinage. The fabric is irregular and the relief is low but clearly defined. No legend is present on this side.
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Reverse description Left-facing head of a pig or boar rendered in profile, depicted with a prominent snout and rounded body, occupying the central field. The figure is executed in an archaic, schematic style characteristic of early Umbrian aes grave coinage. A circular border surrounds the design. The Umbrian inscription IFUKINS, identifying the issuing community of Iguvium, appears in the field accompanying the type.
Reverse script Umbrian
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