Alexandria/ Kanopic Jar on reverse to ID

[Canaan]

Dear all, please help me identifying this coin, Domitian ? it is 23mm and 3.18 grams

[okidoki]

an Obol with date L A?

https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=3174941

[FlaviusDomitianus]

I would exclude Domitian, legend and style don't fit.

Alberto

[Canaan]

Thanks a lot Alberto and Eric, Galba also had different bust style especially the nose, could it be Hadrian???

[okidoki]

Thanks a lot Alberto and Eric, Galba also had different bust style especially the nose, could it be Hadrian???

I am pretty sure its not Hadrian, looks like its dated before Trajan    

[Canaan]

Depending on the bust style Domitian and Hadrian were the only ones I thought about, now I am lost!!!!

[curtislclay]

Probably Otho, RPC 5371 (8 spec.), with obv. legend

[M]APK OΘΩN - KAI[Σ ΣEB AYT].

[Canaan]

Thanks alot Curtis, another mystery solved and to the gallery.

[Canaan]

I am not able to find the exact match of this one in Domitian coins though it was initially identified as Domitian but all Aequitas are with Cornucopias so can it be an Otho also? as both coins came together? it is 20mm and 4.2 grams

[shanxi]

I am not able to find the exact match of this one in Domitian coins though it was initially identified as Domitian but all Aequitas are with Cornucopias

You refer to this thread

https://www.forumancientcoins.com/board/index.php?topic=111124.0

where I wrote that it is probably Dattari 486

https://archive.org/stream/moneteimperialig01datt#page/30/mode/2up


The decription of Dattari 486 is : Dikaiosyne  in piede tiene bilancia e picollo scettro, which means "Dikaiosyne  standing, holding scales and scepter"

[Canaan]

True, but i did not understand the description in Italian  thanks Shanxi

[curtislclay]

A pencil rubbing of Dattari 486 can be seen in Dattari-Savio, pl.18.

As Dattari's description states, Aequitas is holding scales and a short scepter.

[Canaan]

Thanks alot Curtis, i think that these old references must be renewed