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Ancient Roman Coin ID?

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 Posted 03/14/2020  2:18 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add jman965 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Since I'm sitting around home this weekend, the expertise forum has inspired me to go through little bag of presumed lost causes and try a few longer shots.

Any ideas on this one?

Diameter is approx 27mm. Letters are hard to make out - maybe a C on the left or an F/P on the right. Hoping that the profile of the bust may spark some thoughts. Thanks again!

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....Faustina I......Wife of Antoninus Pius...

At 27mm probably an AS/Dupondius..Whas the weight?....

I'm reading DIVA FAUSTINA on the obverse...

Reverse diety could possibly be Ceres holding torch?
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Weight is 9-10g. Does that make it an AS or change the thinking at all?

Otherwise, I think you've nailed it again - obverse certainly Faustina. Reverse - is it just me or is this facing right? All the examples I'm seeing only of Ceres reverses have her facing left?

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This one looks pretty close to yours....
You have the coin in hand but I think I can make out a 'G' at 9 o'clock and 'S T' at 1 and 2 o'clock?
FAUSTINA Sr AE As Struck at Rome, 148-161AD 13.5g, 27mm
OBV. DIVA FAVSTINA, draped bust right.
REV..AVGVSTA S-C, Ceres standing left holding torch & corn-ears
RIC 1171
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