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Semis - Tiberius L LICINIVS IIVIR

Issuer Paestum
Year 14-37
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Currency Denarius (49 BC to AD 215)
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Obverse description Bare laureate head of Emperor Tiberius facing right, rendered in low relief in the provincial style characteristic of Italian colonial mints of the early Julio-Claudian period. The laurel wreath is visible across the crown, with facial features including a prominent nose and chin discernible despite heavy patination and surface wear. The legend P S S C is distributed in the field, serving as the abbreviated civic and denominational inscription rather than a continuous peripheral legend. The flan is irregular and slightly ovoid, as typical of hammered colonial bronzes of this era.
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Obverse lettering P S S C
(Translation: of the Paestans, semis, by decree of the senate.)
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Edge Plain
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