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1 Sextans Light type
| Issuer | Tuder |
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| Year | 220 BC - 201 BC |
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| Composition | Bronze |
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| Obverse description | A cicada depicted in profile, rendered in low relief in the coarse style characteristic of Central Italic cast bronze coinage. A single pellet (value mark) is placed to the left of the cicada and a second pellet to the right, together denoting the denomination of two unciae (sextans). The figure occupies the central field within an irregularly shaped flan. |
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| Reverse description | A trident with three tines shown upright in the central field, flanked by the abbreviated civic legend 'TU' to the left, standing for the mint city of Tuder (modern Todi, Umbria). Two pellets appear to the right of the trident shaft, serving as the denomination marks confirming the sextans value. The design is boldly cast in the archaic Italic tradition, with the trident rendered in robust, slightly irregular relief. |
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| Reverse lettering | TU (Translation: Tuder) |
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