RIC II, Part 3 (second edition) Hadrian 826-827

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Typological Description

  • Object Type: Coin
  • Date Range: AD 125 - AD 127
  • Denomination: Sestertius
  • Manufacture: Struck
  • Material: Orichalcum

  • Authority

    • Authority: Hadrian
      • Dynasty: Nerva-Antonine Dynasty
      • State: Roman Empire

  • Geographic

  • Obverse

    • Legend: HADRIANVS AVGVSTVS
    • Portrait: Hadrian
      • Dynasty: Nerva-Antonine Dynasty
      • State: Roman Empire
    • Type: Head of Hadrian, laureate, right | Head of Hadrian, right

  • Reverse

    • Legend: COS III // S C (in exergue)
    • Type: Hadrian standing left on rostrum, addressing citizens to left; behind right, temple
    • Portrait: Hadrian
      • Dynasty: Nerva-Antonine Dynasty
      • State: Roman Empire

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Subtype Obverse Reverse Examples of this type
RIC II, Part 3 (second edition) Hadrian 826
  • Legend: HADRIANVS AVGVSTVS
  • Type: Head of Hadrian, laureate, right
  • Portrait: Hadrian
    • Dynasty: Nerva-Antonine Dynasty
    • State: Roman Empire
  • Legend: COS III // S C (in exergue)
  • Type: Hadrian standing left on rostrum, addressing citizens to left; behind right, temple
  • Portrait: Hadrian
    • Dynasty: Nerva-Antonine Dynasty
    • State: Roman Empire
objects: 9
RIC II, Part 3 (second edition) Hadrian 827
  • Legend: HADRIANVS AVGVSTVS
  • Type: Head of Hadrian, right
  • Portrait: Hadrian
    • Dynasty: Nerva-Antonine Dynasty
    • State: Roman Empire
  • Legend: COS III // S C (in exergue)
  • Type: Hadrian standing left on rostrum, addressing citizens to left; behind right, temple
  • Portrait: Hadrian
    • Dynasty: Nerva-Antonine Dynasty
    • State: Roman Empire
objects: 2

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Orichalcum Sestertius of Hadrian, Rome, AD 125 - AD 127 1977.284.5
Collection
American Numismatic Society
Axis
5
Diameter (in mm)
30.0
Weight (in gr.)
21.99
[Monnaie. As, Hadrien, Rome]
Collection
Bibliothèque nationale de France
Identifier
IMP-2223
Diameter (in mm)
27
Weight (in gr.)
10.40
[Monnaie. As, Hadrien, Rome]
Collection
Bibliothèque nationale de France
Identifier
IMP-2224
Diameter (in mm)
28
Weight (in gr.)
11.49
Hadrianus 125–128 n. Chr.
Collection
Münzkabinett Wien
Identifier
ID61624
Axis
5
Diameter (in mm)
33
Weight (in gr.)
24.40
Hadrianus 125–128 n. Chr.
Collection
Münzkabinett Wien
Identifier
ID171416
Axis
6
Diameter (in mm)
31
Weight (in gr.)
21.17
Hadrianus 125–128 n. Chr.
Collection
Münzkabinett Wien
Identifier
ID61626
Axis
6
Diameter (in mm)
31
Weight (in gr.)
22.81
Hadrianus 125–128 n. Chr.
Collection
Münzkabinett Wien
Identifier
ID61625
Axis
6
Diameter (in mm)
33
Weight (in gr.)
26.65
Hadrianus 125–128 n. Chr.
Collection
Münzkabinett Wien
Identifier
ID171444
Axis
6
Diameter (in mm)
34
Weight (in gr.)
26.87
British Museum: R.9443
Collection
British Museum
Axis
5
Weight (in gr.)
22.94
British Museum: R.9445
Collection
British Museum
Axis
6
Weight (in gr.)
22.89
British Museum: R.9444
Collection
British Museum
Axis
6
Weight (in gr.)
24.43

Quantitative Analysis

Average measurements for this coin type:

Axis
5.5
Diameter (in mm)
28.33
Weight (in gr.)
19.02

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