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Denarius Quinctia: Titus Quinctius, TI Q D•S•S

Issuer Roman Republic (509 BC - 27 BC)
Year 112 BC - 111 BC
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Bust of Hercules depicted from behind, facing left, laureate and draped in a lion's skin, with a club resting over the right shoulder. The treatment of the bust from a rear three-quarter view is an unusual and artistically distinctive compositional choice for a Republican denarius. The field is plain and the design is anepigraphic, bearing no legend or inscription. The coin is bordered by a ring of dots.
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Reverse lettering TI Q D•S•S
(Translation: By Official Order of the Senate)
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Mintage ND (112 BC - 111 BC) - RRC 297/1a - rat left -
ND (112 BC - 111 BC) - RRC 297/1b - rat right -
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