Roman coin [opgelost]

Hi, can you give me the right identification for that coin?

im not sure if it is https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces68154.html or https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces31452.html
There is a gap between LAETITI and A. i think that will help you

Hi,

difference between these only comes from the type Denarius or Antoninianus. What's the weight of your coin?

On the imperial coinage, a radiate crown usually signifies a 'double' denomination. In this case, your coin is an antoninianus or 'double-denarius'. If the coin was a denarius, the portrait would be bare-headed. The coin identified in the link above as a "denarius" is in fact an antoninianus. Compare this denarius of Gordian III with Laetitia on reverse (image courtesy CNG):

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces68154.html
So this coin isn't a denarius?
Thank you both

right, I didn't have a look at the bust type but obvious...

Denarius file updated with proper picture, thanks dltcoins for spotting the error.

Citeer: "SpuDy"​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces68154.html
​So this coin isn't a denarius?
​Thank you both

​Yes, *that* coin is a denarius. It was the original photo (now fixed) in the link that wasn't a denarius.

Citeer: "dltcoins"​

Citeer: "SpuDy"​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces68154.html
​​So this coin isn't a denarius?
​​Thank you both

​​Yes, *that* coin is a denarius. It was the original photo (now fixed) in the link that wasn't a denarius.

Thanks very much​