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Bronze Coin, Rome, 225 BC - 217 BC 0000.999.555

Date: 225 BCE - 217 BCE
Denomination: As
Mint: Rome
Obverse: Laureate head of bearded Janus.
Reverse: Prow, left.
Weight (in gr.): 280.61
Reference: RRC 36/1, S 78, T 12

Bronze Coin, Rome, 225 BC - 217 BC. 0000.999.556

Date: 225 BCE - 217 BCE
Denomination: As
Mint: Rome
Obverse: Laureate head of bearded Janus.
Reverse: Prow, left.
Diameter (in mm): 61.0
Weight (in gr.): 275.97
Reference: RRC 36/1, S 78, T 12

Bronze Coin, Rome, 225 BC - 217 BC 1954.263.58

Date: 225 BCE - 217 BCE
Denomination: As
Mint: Rome
Obverse: Laureate head of bearded Janus.
Reverse: Prow, left.
Weight (in gr.): 240.98
Reference: RRC 36/1, S 78, T 12

Bronze Coin, Rome, 225 BC - 217 BC 1969.83.360

Date: 225 BCE - 217 BCE
Denomination: As
Mint: Rome
Obverse: Laureate head of bearded Janus.
Reverse: Prow, left.
Weight (in gr.): 265.6
Reference: RRC 36/1, S 78, T 12
Provenance: Gift of E.R. Miles

Bronze Coin, Rome, 225 BC - 217 BC. 1969.83.361

Date: 225 BCE - 217 BCE
Denomination: As
Mint: Rome
Obverse: Laureate head of bearded Janus.
Reverse: Prow, left.
Weight (in gr.): 263.02
Reference: RRC 36/1, S 78, T 12
Provenance: Gift of E.R. Miles

Bronze Coin, Rome, 225 BC - 217 BC 1944.100.734

Date: 225 BCE - 217 BCE
Denomination: As
Mint: Rome
Obverse: Laureate head of bearded Janus.
Reverse: Prow, left.
Weight (in gr.): 244.23
Reference: RRC 36/1, S 78, T 12
Provenance: Bequest of E.T. Newell

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