Cf. RRC 56/2 (2007)

In collection UCD Classical Museum : Roman Republican Coins

Origin information: Rome, Latium (Roman Republic)
Date created: 199 BC – 100 BC
Type of Resource: three dimensional object; still image
Physical description: 1 coin (Bronze) ; Diameter:
33 mm ; Weight:
28.39 g
Axis: 11
Material: Metal (Bronze)
Condition: Badly worn and corroded, stable patina
Ancient genuine
Mint: Rome, Latium
Obverse type: Head of Janus.
Reverse type: Prow of war galley r.
Note: Distinguishing controls and features obscured by wear and poor preservation.
Date of origin: 2nd century BC
Comparanda: Roman Republican Coinage (Crawford 1974) no. 56/2
Genre: Coin linked data (nomisma)
Subject: Coins, Roman linked data (lcsh); Janus (Roman deity); Rome, Latium linked data (pleiades)
Denomination: As nomisma
Location: University College, Dublin. University College, Dublin. Classical Museum. Roman Republican Coins. UCD number 2007 http://dx.doi.org/10.7925/drs1.ucdclm_18
Funding: UCD Seed Funding Award 2012 (to Dr Philip de Souza).
Funding: UCD College of Arts and Celtic Studies Research Project / Initiative Scheme 2013 (to Dr Jo Day).
Record source: Metadata creation date: 2014-04-02 — Record has been transformed into NUDS and MODS XML formats from XML metadata exported from the UCD Classical Museum's collection management database (FilemakerPro XML). Original descriptive metadata created 20013-10-09 by NLW.