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Æ25 - Augustus priest ploughing

Issuer Emerita Augusta (Roman Colonial Mint)
Year 1 BC - 14 AD
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse script Latin
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Reverse description A togate priest, identified as Augustus in his role as founder, is depicted facing left driving a yoke of two oxen pulling a plough, a scene symbolising the ritual foundation (sulcus primigenius) of the Roman colony of Augusta Emerita. A figure stands to the left, likely holding a standard or ritual implement. The scene is enclosed within a dotted border, with the colonial name AVGVSTA appearing in the upper field and EMERITA in the exergue, together forming the full colonial designation AVGVSTA EMERITA.
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Reverse lettering AVGVSTA EMERITA
(Translation: Augusta Emerita)
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