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Early Antioch Ae - Head Left?

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Sorting through some pictures and I found this one that I meant to post here but just plumb forgot to. It's already back in the backlog, so I forgot the measurements. It's smallish, maybe 20mm and 5ish grams?


Early-Antioch-Ae---Head-Left?

No legend is legible aside from the standard SC in the wreath on the back. The portrait sure looks like Augustus or maybe Caligula, but I can't find an Antioch Provincial with a left-facing bust until Vespasian, and this definitely isn't him.

Any ideas?
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First look shouts Augustus. A neat one to work for a real identification.
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Ah, I think you are correct @Biancasdad! I had just assumed that since it looked so much like Augustus, it was probably from the reign of Augustus or Tiberius. Size matches, and the SC is a perfect match while the top of the portrait is a good match - I suppose the bottom of the face was just worn to make him look a bit thinner. Thanks!
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