S. Severus Denarius Laodicea Ad Mare Mint Ric 482 Liberta Avg

An interesting find.

The most common of this type would have to be LIBER AVG.




I don't have a LIBERTA AVG but I do have a LIERTA(sic) AVG

Another nice coin and another series that I actively collect.

Here is a small sample of this rare obverse legend variety from my colection. I have more but these will give an indication of my passion for these.

Here is the same obverse die:-
BONETAE AVG

MONETAE AVG


VICTOR IVST AVG

LEG X-IIII GE-M M V / TR P COS


There is also a different obverse die with the same legend
VICTOR IVST AVS

FORTVNAE REDVCI

MONETAE AVG


I cannot find a reverse die match to your example to confirm the reverse legend reading.

A highly desirable coin.

@maridvnvm-Yesterday I received this coin that we discussed recently.
Upon closer examination of the denarius, I saw a strange stripe under the bust of the emperor on the obverse, which can be taken as I (Latin one)? The I in IMP is clear seen too. On the reverses of your BONETAE AVG coin, the stripe is also clearly visible.
Maybe you can attribute the coin as AVG II C I ? Or what could be explanation of this stripe (I stripe under the bust of the emperor on the obverse?

@maridvnvm- You are right as always. I think this is the correct version. Many thanks.