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Bronze Bronze Roman

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This one is quite unusual.
It is really bronze bronze.
Not the black patina that normally is present?
It is 28mm in diameter and 3mm thick.
On the obverse is father/ son facing?
Any help on this one would be appreciated.

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Would this perhaps (not) a coin celebrating the political union/marriage of Marc Antony and Octavia (sister of Augustus)?
Better answers will come...soon
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08/16/2008 4:31 pm
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My best guess is the early third century (Severan period). Maybe Elagabalus? Like I said in the other post, these confronting busts are usually limited to this period in the provinces.
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This is a 5 assaria coin of Caracalla and Julia Domna from Marcianopolis in Moesia Inferior.

Reference is Varbanov 1085 with (possibly) an obverse die match to the onr he has illustrated

Malcolm
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