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1 Uncia Series II

Issuer Vetulonia
Year 215 BC - 211 BC
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Currency As (circa 217-206 BC)
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Obverse script Etruscan
Obverse lettering VETL
(Translation: Vetulonia)
Reverse description A trident with upward-pointing tines occupies the central field, flanked symmetrically by two dolphins curving inward toward the shaft, their bodies arching to follow the circular flan. The composition is a classic maritime device associated with Nethuns and Etruscan coastal communities. The design is contained within the roughly circular flan, the imagery rendered in low relief with simple but clear lines. No legend or inscription appears on the reverse.
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