ECL-Bn.14:96-2013
Parts
ECL-Bn.14:96-2013
Identification
Coin
assigned by cataloguer
Description
The obverse and reverse of the coin are shown, joined together by a bearded satyr mask. One side shows three heads: on right a youth with a wreath to left; on left the overlapping heads of a bearded male with wreath and a female to right. The inscription reads CONCORDIA AUGUSTORUM. On the other side a quadriga moves to left. In it stands a Victory, who bends towards the Emperor on right as he pours a libation (?). There are two figures behind him, one high up with helmet and shield. Two captives sit on the ground by the horses' hind legs. GERM. MAX. CARPICI MAX. In the exergue: III ET II COS
coin
height (actual size): 123mm
width (actual size): 143mm
width (actual size): 143mm
There is a very indistinct, indecipherable creators name lower right (the Sampson catalogue does not mention this)
copper engraving on paper
Production
Unknown (Engraver)
c.1710-1730