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Help Identify Ancient Coin 3 (Id: Julia Traducta, Hispania Baetica)

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please help identify, coin is fairly large and thick compared to other ancient coins, almost the size of a quarter and much thinker.

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OK, this one's definitely Roman or Roman Provincial - the obverse legend is in Latin. I can read CAES AVG, inverted, below the portrait... which unfortunately doesn't help much with identifying the emperor, except to say it's early, not late. The left-facing portrait is unusual.

On the reverse we seem to have some of the sacrificial implements used by the emperor in his role as high priest of the Roman religion. I can clearly see something that's either the simpulum (ladle) or the sprinkler, and the jug; other implements (the lituus, knife and patera) might be there, too. And I can read "...PATE..." above them.

I did find this coin with a very similar design and layout, but it's clearly not a match, as it's silver, while yours is bronze.
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what about this coin?
http://www.forumancientcoins.com/ca...g=39807&fld=http://www.forumancientcoins.com/Coins2/
looks similar but not quite there?
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Ah yes, that's looking more like it. The obverse is a nice match, at least.
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