Roman Republic. Anonymous (214-212 BC). AE Sextans. Luceria mint. 12.1 gm.

Description

Roman Republic. Anonymous (214-212 BC). AE Sextans. Luceria Mint

Detailed Information:

Obverse:

• Design: Draped bust of Mercury facing right, wearing a petasos (winged hat). Two pellets are positioned above the bust.
• Iconography: Mercury, the Roman god of commerce and messenger of the gods, is depicted with his distinctive petasos. The two pellets above may signify a specific denomination or additional symbolic elements.

Specifications:

• Weight: 12.1 grams
• Mint: Luceria
• Date: Struck 214-212 BC
• Condition: Please contact for condition details.

Additional Information:

• Authenticity: This coin is guaranteed authentic.
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This AE Sextans from the Roman Republic, minted in Luceria during 214-212 BC, is a noteworthy example of Roman coinage from the period of the Second Punic War. The depiction of Mercury on the obverse reflects the significance of commerce and communication in Roman society. This coin’s historical context and design make it an interesting piece for collectors of Roman Republican numismatics.