1 Uncia

Issuer	Uncertain city of Central Italy
Year	301 BC - 201 BC
Type	Log in to see details
Value	Log in to see details
Currency	Log in to see details
Composition	Log in to see details
Weight	Log in to see details
Diameter	Log in to see details
Thickness	Log in to see details
Shape	Log in to see details
Technique	Log in to see details
Orientation	Log in to see details
Engraver(s)	Log in to see details
In circulation to	Log in to see details
Reference(s)	ICC#308, HN Italy#386, Haeberlin#p.168, Thurlow-Ve#223, Syd#112

Obverse description	A globular jug (oenochoe) depicted in high relief at center, with a single pellet (value mark for one uncia) positioned to the left. The jug is rendered in a schematic yet bold style characteristic of Central Italian aes grave coinage, with a rounded body, narrow neck, and handle visible in profile. The field is plain and unlettered.
Obverse script	Log in to see details
Obverse lettering	Log in to see details
Reverse description	A pedum (shepherd's crook or lituus-like staff) oriented facing left, depicted in relief with its curved head to the upper left and straight shaft extending downward. A single pellet (value mark) is placed in the field to the right of the staff, confirming the denomination as one uncia. The reverse field is otherwise plain, consistent with the austere typology of Central Italian aes grave issues.
Reverse script	Log in to see details
Reverse lettering	Log in to see details
Edge	Plain
Mint	Log in to see details
Mintage	Log in to see details
Additional information	Log in to see details