RIC I (second edition) Tiberius 62

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Typological Description

  • Date Range: AD 35 - AD 36
  • Object Type: Coin
  • Manufacture: Struck
  • Denomination: Sestertius
  • Material: Bronze

  • Authority

  • Geographic

  • Obverse

    • Legend: DIVO AVGVSTO S P Q R
    • Type: Augustus, radiate, right, holding laurel branch and sceptre, in quadriga with elephants and riders
    • Portrait: Augustus

    • Reverse

      • Legend: TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVST P M TR POT XXXVII
      • Type: Legend surrounding large S C

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    Bronze Sestertius of Tiberius, Rome, AD 35 - AD 36 1965.108.1
    Collection
    American Numismatic Society
    Axis
    12
    Diameter (in mm)
    33.5
    Weight (in gr.)
    26.46
    Bronze Sestertius of Tiberius, Rome, AD 35 - AD 36 1944.100.39214
    Collection
    American Numismatic Society
    Axis
    6
    Diameter (in mm)
    33.5
    Weight (in gr.)
    27.07
    [Monnaie. Sestertius, Tibère, Rome]
    Collection
    Bibliothèque nationale de France
    Identifier
    IMP-5705
    Weight (in gr.)
    24.21
    Sestertius of Tiberius, Rome
    Collection
    Harvard Art Museums
    Identifier
    1986.504.7
    Axis
    12
    Weight (in gr.)
    27.92
    Münze, Sesterz, 35 - 36 n. Chr.
    Collection
    Münzkabinett der Universität Göttingen
    Identifier
    184426
    Axis
    1
    Diameter (in mm)
    32.47
    Weight (in gr.)
    27.598
    Münze, Sesterz, 35 - 36 n. Chr.
    Collection
    Münzkabinett der Universität Göttingen
    Identifier
    184427
    Axis
    8
    Diameter (in mm)
    33.76
    Weight (in gr.)
    26.757
    Divus Augustus 35–36 n. Chr.
    Collection
    Münzkabinett Wien
    Identifier
    ID57254
    Axis
    12
    Diameter (in mm)
    35
    Weight (in gr.)
    24.75
    Sestertius with Divus Augustus in elephant quadriga, struck under Tiberius
    Collection
    Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
    Identifier
    67.628
    Diameter (in mm)
    36.5
    Weight (in gr.)
    25.85
    Divus Augustus 35-36 n. Chr.
    Collection
    Münzkabinett Berlin
    Identifier
    18211683
    Axis
    12
    Diameter (in mm)
    34
    Weight (in gr.)
    23.93
    Divus Augustus 35-36 n. Chr.
    Collection
    Münzkabinett Berlin
    Identifier
    18211677
    Axis
    6
    Diameter (in mm)
    38
    Weight (in gr.)
    27.91
    British Museum: R.6379
    Collection
    British Museum
    Axis
    12
    Weight (in gr.)
    28.19
    British Museum: 1921,1217.25
    Collection
    British Museum
    Axis
    12
    Weight (in gr.)
    20.93
    Tiberius 35-36 n. Chr.
    Collection
    Münzsammlung des Seminars für Alte Geschichte der Albert-Ludwigs-Universität
    Identifier
    ID8897
    Axis
    1
    Diameter (in mm)
    35
    Weight (in gr.)
    26.87
    Tiberius für Divus Augustus 35-36 n. Chr.
    Collection
    The Digital Coin Cabinet of the University of Cologne, Department of History, Ancient History, and Department of Classics, Byzantine Studies
    Identifier
    ID585
    Axis
    12
    Diameter (in mm)
    34
    Weight (in gr.)
    27.21

    Quantitative Analysis

    Average measurements for this coin type:

    Axis
    8.83
    Diameter (in mm)
    34.57
    Weight (in gr.)
    26.12

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