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Semis L ACILIVS II VIR QVINQ

Issuer Carthago Nova
Year 75 BC - 27 BC
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Currency Denarius (49 BC to AD 215)
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Reverse description A legionary eagle (aquila) displayed facing, with wings spread, perched on a standard or thunderbolt, rendered in the bold, somewhat schematic engraving style characteristic of Carthago Nova civic bronzes of the late Republican period. The aquila, as the emblematic symbol of Roman legionary authority, occupies the center of the field. The circular legend L ACILIVS II VIR QVINQ is inscribed around the periphery in Latin capitals, naming the duovir quinquennalis L. Acilius as the issuing magistrate.
Reverse script Latin
Reverse lettering L ACILIVS II VIR QVINQ
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