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Denarius Tullia: Marcus Tullius, ROMA / M•TVLLI

Issuer Roman Republic (509 BC - 27 BC)
Year 120 BC
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Value Denarius (1)
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Reverse description Victory driving a fast biga (two-horse chariot) to the right, her figure depicted with outstretched wings and holding a whip and reins. The horses are shown at full gallop above a ground line. Below the ground line, the X mark (denoting the denomination of ten asses) appears to the right, and a wheel or circular device is visible to the lower left. The moneyer's name M•TVLLI is inscribed in the exergue in clear Latin capitals. A dotted border frames the entire composition.
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