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Aureus - Hadrian COS III

Issuer Imperial Roman Mint
Year 125-127
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Diameter 19.5 mm
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Obverse script Latin
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Reverse description The reverse depicts Hadrian on horseback, mounted on a galloping horse moving to the left, with his cloak billowing dramatically behind him in the field. The emperor is shown in military attire, raising his right arm and holding a spear or lance horizontally in his left hand, conveying an image of imperial authority and martial prowess. The horse is rendered in vigorous motion with forelegs raised, a composition typical of equestrian types on Hadrianic gold coinage. The abbreviated legend COS III is disposed around the figure in the field, denoting Hadrian's third consulship. A beaded border encircles the design on this irregularly-flan hammered aureus.
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