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1 Sextans Value series

Issuer Volaterrae
Year 230 BC - 220 BC
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Weight 22.11 g
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Obverse description Janiform head of Culsan, the Etruscan deity associated with gateways, depicted facing outward with two conjoined faces wearing a petasos. The double head is rendered in a bold, somewhat archaic style characteristic of Etruscan bronze coinage of the period. The facial features are strongly modeled, with visible brow ridges and pronounced cheeks. The petasos, a broad-brimmed traveler's hat, is discernible above the twin heads. The field is plain with no additional inscription.
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Reverse script Etruscan
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Edge Plain
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