His ae Fustina II for
Pautalia should originally be the 4490 of
Varbanov.
Evidently the person who
had to use the hammer or similar to give the minting
had to be either drunk or I don't explain it.
There are riveted coins, but this surpasses all of them, in fact present both on the
obverse and on the
reverse one overlapping of the overlapping
obverse and
reverse, so many that one does not understand anything.
I will post the
face of the coin twice, in two different topics it deals in each topic of the
obverse or
reverse, to understand the only
face of the coin that needs a rotation to see the two figures contained.
I don't think it takes fantasy to see them both.
the second woman I presumed
Faustina. this is the first
side of the coin.
thank you for your opinions.
Regards
