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Æ19 - Marcus Aurelius ANTo FAV AVG

Issuer Parium (Conventus of Adramyteum)
Year 161-165
Type Standard circulation coin
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Reverse description Confronted busts: to the left, the bare-headed bust of Marcus Aurelius with medium-length to long beard and short curls, wearing cuirass and paludamentum, facing right; to the right, the draped bust of Faustina II, facing left. The two busts are shown facing one another in a jugate or vis-à-vis arrangement typical of provincial civic coinage, with the abbreviated legend disposed around the field.
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Mintage ND (161-165)
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Parium, a Roman colony on the southern Myrtle Sea coast, was among the few Mysian cities still issuing autonomous-style bronze under the joint reign of Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus — the first time Rome had seen co-emperors of equal rank. The city's coins from this narrow window reference Marcus alone by his Antonine nomenclature, before Verus's death in 169 effectively ended the experiment.

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