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| 背面描述 | Winged Victory standing right, crowning a man-headed bull (androktauros) also advancing right. The composition, a common Oscan and Campanian device symbolizing civic strength and divine favour, fills the field with dynamic energy. A control letter appears in the exergue or below the main type, varying by emission. |
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| 铸造量 | ND (263 BC - 240 BC) /N - - ND (263 BC - 240 BC) /T - Shield behind head - ND (263 BC - 240 BC) N/N - - ND (263 BC - 240 BC) N/T - - |
| 附加信息 |
Aesernia — modern Isernia in Molise — was a Latin colony founded by Rome in 263 BC, the same year this coinage begins. The timing is not coincidental. Colonial coinages of this type were struck to pay labor, soldiers, and local contractors during the foundational years of a new settlement, not as a civic expression of independence. The colony sat astride the Via Latina at a strategically sensitive point during Rome's consolidation of Samnite territory following the Third Samnite War.
The series is well-documented across the major reference works but survives in genuinely small numbers.