Æ18 - Commodus C L I COR

正面描述	Radiate head of Emperor Commodus facing right, with short beard, the spiky solar crown rendered in low relief. The imperial legend surrounds the effigy in the field, distributed around the periphery. The portrait displays the characteristic youthful physiognomy of Commodus as adopted for his provincial coinage at Corinth, with simplified drapery visible at the truncation.
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正面铭文	IMP M AVR COMO ANTO AVG (Translation: Emperor Marcus Aurelius Commodus Antoninus Augustus)
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附加信息	Corinth's provincial bronze issues under Commodus fall within the period before his increasingly erratic behavior dominated Roman political life — these coins were struck while he still governed in relative concert with the Senate, before the Hercules obsession and the purges of the late 180s redefined his reign. The Corinthian mint operated under the colonial designation C L I COR (Colonia Laus Iulia Corinthiensis), the title tracing back to Julius Caesar's refoundation of the city in 44 BC after a century of abandonment following Mummius's destruction in 146 BC. BCD Corinth IV.1 #7916 is a low-denomination civic issue, the sort that circulated in local markets rather than across provincial trade routes.

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