cn coin 3637
CN Type 6950 🔍
27 BC-14 AD
Roman Imperial Period 🔍
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Sitter: Augustus 🔍
Münzkabinett Berlin, Berlin, de ❐
Nr. inv. al proprietarului: 18237065
Burnett et al., RPC I: Roman Provincial Coinage. Vol. I: From the death of Caesar to the death of Vitellius: 44 BC-AD 69, London [u.a.] 1992 nr. 1734.1, pl. 82 ❐
Howgego, Greek Imperial Countermarks: Studies in the Provincial Coinage of the Roman Empire, London 1985 p. 188, nr. 431 ❐
Burnett et al., RPC I: Roman Provincial Coinage. Vol. I: From the death of Caesar to the death of Vitellius: 44 BC-AD 69, London [u.a.] 1992 nr. 1734, pl. 82 ❐
Howgego, Greek Imperial Countermarks: Studies in the Provincial Coinage of the Roman Empire, London 1985 p. 188, nr. 431 ❐
Ruhl, Imbros: Archäologie einer nordostägäischen Insel, Marburg 2018 p. 28.283, nr. 10 ❐
Varbanov, Greek Imperial Coins and their Values III Band 3, Thrace (from Perinthus to Trajanopolis), 2007 p. 327, nr. 2993 ❐
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Laut Kommentar RPC I Nr. 1734 soll auf der Rückseite womöglich eine Leier (lyra) dargestellt sein, womit der Kopf dem Apollon zugewiesen werden könnte. Es sei aber auch eine Doppellinie denkbar, hier in Analogie zur einfachen Linie bei RPC I Nr. 1735. Der Gegenstempel mit dem sechstrahligen Stern auf der Vorderseite wird Imbros zugeschrieben und erscheint auf Münzen augusteischer Zeit. https://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/1/1734 According to the commentary in RPC I No. 1734, a lyre may be shown on the back, which could be used to interpret the head as Apollo. However, a double line is also conceivable, here in analogy to the simple line at RPC I No. 1735. The countermark with the sixrayed star on the front is attributed to Imbros and appears on coins from the Augustan period.