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Roman: Marcus Aurelius (161-180), silver denarius (3.17g), Rome mint, 166-167 CE. Aequitas. seemingly used as a campaign

Roman: Marcus Aurelius (161-180), silver denarius (3.17g), Rome mint, 166-167 CE. Aequitas. seemingly used as a campaignRoman: Marcus Aurelius (161 180), silver denarius (3. 17g), Rome mint, 166 167 CE. Laureate head right Aequitas standing left, holding scales and cornucopiae. RIC 171. Very fine to extremely fine.

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seemingly used as a campaign medal for the Danube Campaign during the Crimean War

bronze antoninianus (4

above altar

PYE 134 (AH 169 / 785-786 CE)

Album 1068

Roman: Marcus Aurelius (161-180), silver denarius (3.17g), Rome mint, 166-167 CE. Aequitas. seemingly used as a campaignRoman: Marcus Aurelius (161 180), silver denarius (3. 17g), Rome mint, 166 167 CE. Laureate head right Aequitas standing left, holding scales and cornucopiae. RIC 171. Very fine to extremely fine.

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