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Münzkabinett Antike Römische Kaiserzeit [18207618]
https://ikmk.smb.museum/image/18207618/vs_org.jpg (Münzkabinett, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin Public Domain Mark)
Provenance/Rights: Münzkabinett, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Reinhard Saczewski (Public Domain Mark)
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Augustus

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Description

Front: Kopf des Augustus nach r. Auf dem Hals eine H-förmige Punze sowie im r. F. der ligierte rechteckige Gegenstempel MP VES.
Rear: Stoßender Stier nach r. Darauf Punze D.
Countermarked: The impression left by a countermark punch. A tool that is used to punch into a coin subsequent to the original striking an additional mark or symbol that had meaning in the contemporary context of the coin - for example to mark a specific payment or to revalue a coin). Objects from early modern collections sometimes bear countermarks as a sign of ownership.
Punched: Intentionally marked with a punch, both contemporary to the object and later. In contrast to a countermark of a much more simple design. Not to be confused with punches creating a positive image, which were used during the manufacture of a die.

Inscription

Vorderseite: AVGVSTVS - DIVI F
Rückseite: IMP X

Similar objects

RIC I² Augustus: 167a

Material/Technique

Silver; struck

Measurements

Diameter
18 mm
Weight
3.69 g

Part of

Literature

  • BMCRE I 78 Nr. 451-453 (15-12 v. Chr.). - Vgl. zum Gegenstempel: U. Werz, Gegenstempel auf Reichs- und Provinzialprägungen der römischen Kaiserzeit. Katalog der Sammlung Dr. Konrad Bech (2004) 77 Nr. 132-133.
  • BNat I³ Nr. 1373-1382 (15 v. Chr.).
  • RIC I² Nr. 167 a (datiert 15-13 v. Chr.).
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