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Quadrans

Issuer Corduba, City of
Year 140 BC - 90 BC
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Value 1 Quadrans (1/4)
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Obverse description Draped bust of Venus facing right, her hair elaborately braided and swept back, rendered in the Hellenistic tradition characteristic of Hispanian colonial bronze coinage. The magistrate legend CN . IVLI . L . F . Q arcs around the upper field. Three pellets, serving as value marks denoting the quadrans denomination, are positioned behind the head in the left field. The portraiture is bold in relief with pronounced facial features, consistent with the hammered fabric of Republican-era provincial issues.
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Mintage ND (140 BC - 90 BC)
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