I have thought she is a roman emperor wife but I have not been able to identify her.
weight: 2,7 g
diameter: 17 mm
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Luis Fernando
"God strengthen me in firmness and virtue to always seek what I consider the most valuable of all titles: the character and integrity of an honest man!"
Adapted from George Washington
The lettering looks Greek. Maybe a Roman provincial coin.
Based on your observation, the closest I've found so far is Emperor Geta.
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Luis Fernando
"God strengthen me in firmness and virtue to always seek what I consider the most valuable of all titles: the character and integrity of an honest man!"
Adapted from George Washington
I can't make out the lettering with the photos provided. Identify the obverse first, that will be key to identification, emperor and era. Is it possibly Hadrian I see to the left of the bust?
Trying to follow your tip. So far, I haven't been able to identify the observer.
😔😞
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Luis Fernando
"God strengthen me in firmness and virtue to always seek what I consider the most valuable of all titles: the character and integrity of an honest man!"
Adapted from George Washington
Still, on the reverse you expect the name of the community who struck the coin, the usual formula being: “(coin) of the people of City X", here, a city/people starting with M, I think (M…..EΩN).
On the obverse, it looks like Faustina the Younger, but the legend doesn't seem to match (Faustina is ΦΑΥΣΤΕΙΝΑ in Greek).
I have taken new pictures. I hope the quality is better.
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Luis Fernando
"God strengthen me in firmness and virtue to always seek what I consider the most valuable of all titles: the character and integrity of an honest man!"
Adapted from George Washington
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Luis Fernando
"God strengthen me in firmness and virtue to always seek what I consider the most valuable of all titles: the character and integrity of an honest man!"
Adapted from George Washington
