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Æ29 - Augustus PERM CAESA AVG, Emerita

Issuer Colony of Augusta Emerita
Year 27 BC - 14 AD
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Weight 13.6 g
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Reverse description A togate or military figure stands to the right, guiding a yoke of two oxen walking left, depicting the ritual act of ploughing the sacred furrow (sulcus primigenius) to mark the foundation boundary of the colony. This colonial foundation type is a well-attested motif on early imperial Spanish provincial bronzes. The legend PERM CAESA AVG arcs around the upper periphery of the flan, indicating the coin was struck by permission of the emperor Augustus. The reverse field shows typical die-axis irregularity and surface granularity consistent with locally produced hammered colonial bronzes.
Reverse script Latin
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Mint Augusta Emerita
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