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I Need Help Identifying This Ancient. Coin#4

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Coin#4 weighs 7.3g


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Likely of the Roman Imperial period, so the obverse would depict a Roman Emperor. From the Roman provinces. The planchet of the coin with its slight concave character makes it more likely to be from either Asia Minor or Syria/Phoenecia. The reverse looks to show "Tyche" holding a ship rudder with her right hand.
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My guess would be Fortuna standing, holding rudder and cornucopiae for the reverse. So it can be either one of these coins, maybe Galba or Vespasian:

http://numismatics.org/ocre/results...ext:Standing

No expert on this though.
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My guess would be Fortuna standing, holding rudder and cornucopiae for the reverse. So it can be either one of these coins, maybe Galba or Vespasian:

http://numismatics.org/ocre/results...ext:Standing

No expert on this though.


At 7+ grams I think it is too heavy to be either of those Denarii shown in that link.
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Yeah you're correct. Didn't check the weight.
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