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1 Quadrans Light type, grouped dots

Issuer Tuder
Year 220 BC - 201 BC
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Reference(s) ICC#225, HN Italy#48, Haeberlin#p.232, Thurlow-Ve#166, Campana#13
Obverse description A frog depicted in frontal view, rendered in low relief, occupies the central field. Three pellets, serving as the quadrans value mark, are arranged in the field surrounding the frog, one to the upper left, one to the upper right, and one below. The design is contained within a raised border, characteristic of central Italian cast coinage of the period.
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Reverse description An anchor depicted vertically in the central field, its stock at the top and flukes splayed at the base, rendered in low raised relief. The mint abbreviation 'TU' appears to the left of the anchor shank, identifying the issuing authority of Tuder. Three pellets, the quadrans value mark, are arranged to the right of the anchor. The reverse is enclosed within a raised circular border consistent with central Italic cast bronze production.
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