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As Q A M P C II V

Issuer Turris Libisonis
Year 46 BC - 40 BC
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Obverse description Bare-headed male bust facing right, rendered in a provincial style characteristic of late Republican colonial coinage. To the left of the bust stands a military standard or signum, and below the bust a horizontal legionary eagle or staff is visible. The legend M L D C P is distributed around the field in Latin capitals, referencing colonial magistrates or founders of the colony. The flan is irregular and shows typical hammered fabric with uneven edges and olive-green patina. The portrait, though coarsely engraved, conveys an authoritative, martial character consistent with early colonial Roman bronzes.
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Obverse lettering M L D C P
(Translation: M—(?), L—(?), founder of the colony, P—(?))
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Reverse lettering Q A M P C II V
(Translation: Quintus A— M—, P— C—, duovir)
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