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aA1. RSC 10. AR Denarius. Concordiae Aeternae.AR Denarius. Rome mint.

Obv. Draped bust right. PLAVTILLA AVGVSTAE

Rev. Plautilla and Caracalla standing clasping hands CONCORDIAE AETERNAE.

RIC361. RSC 10.
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aA2. RSC 21. Propago Imperi.AR Denarius. Rome mint.

Obv. Draped bust right PLAVTILLA AVGVSTA

Rev. Plautilla and Caracalla standing clasping hands PROPAGO IMPERI.

RIC362, RSC 21.
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aA3. RSC 1a. AR Denarius. CONCORDIA AVGGAR Denarius. Rome mint.

Obv. Draped bust right PLAVTILLAE AVGVSTAE

Rev. Concordia standing left holding patera and sceptre CONCORDIA AVGG.

RIC 269

An unusual variant of a common type featuring the common CONCORDIA AVGG reverse with the first obverse type of Plautilla featuring a youthful portrait (type A) and the PLAVTILLAE AVGVSTAE (a) legend.
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bB3. RSC 1. AR Denarius. Concordia Avgg. FDCRome mint, Issue II, AD 202. PLAVTILLA AVGVSTA, Bust, draped, hair coiled in ridges, either vertical or horizontal and fastened in bun at back/CONCORDIA AVGG, Concordia standing l., holding patera and scepter. RIC 363a, Sear 7065, BMC 236,411-414, RSC-1, Cohen-1, Hill 583. FDC, full proof like luster.
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bC3. RSC 1. AR Denarius. Concordia Avgg.AR Denarius. Rome mint.

Obv. Draped bust right PLAVTILLA AVGVSTA

Rev. Concordia standing left holding patera and sceptre CONCORDIA AVG.

RIC363a. RSC1
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bC4. RSC 12. AR Denarius. CONCORDIA FELIXAD 202-205. AR Denarius (18mm, 3.12 g, 6h). Rome mint. Struck under Septimius Severus and Caracalla, AD 202-203. Draped bust right / CONCORDIA FELIX, Caracalla standing left, holding volumen and clasping right hands with Plautilla standing right. RIC IV 365a (Caracalla); RSC 121 commentsLordBest
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bD5. RSC 16. AR Denarius. PIETAS AVGGAR Denarius. Rome mint.

Obv. PLAVTILLA AVGVSTA draped bust right
Rev. PIETAS AVGG Pietas standing facing right, holding staff and baby

RSC 16, BMC 422,
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bE6. RSC 25. Venus Victrix.AR Denarius. Rome mint.

Obv. Draped bust right PLAVTILLA AVGVSTA

Rev. Venus standing semi-clothed golding apple and leaning on shield, cupid at feet VENVS VICTRIX.

RIC369, RSC 25. Lustrous.
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Overview of Plautilla's Coinage by Potator IIThere are five main types of portrait for Plautilla’s denarii at the Rome mint :

A - With a draped bust right, hair coiled in horizontal ridges and fastened in bun in high position. Her facial expression is juvenile
B - Hair being coiled in vertical ridges, with bun in low position. Plautilla looks here more like a young beautiful woman
C - The third bust shows a thinner face of Plautilla with hair in vertical ridges and no bun but braids covering her neck
D - The fourth type has a similar appearance with the former, but the vertical ridges disappear, hair being plastered down, still showing the right ear
E - Plautilla appears with mid long hair plastered down and covering her ears

In the mean time there are seven different reverses :

1 - CONCORDIAE AETERNAE
2 - PROPAGO IMPERI
3 - CONCORDIA AVGG
4 - CONCORDIA FELIX
5 - PIETAS AVGG
6 - VENVS VICTRIX
7 – DIANA LVCIFERA

Not every combination exists, but some of the above reverses can be shared by several obverse portraits. Noticeable also is an evolution of the obverse legend, being PLAVTILLAE AVGVSTAE (a) in 202, and becoming PLAVTILLA AVGVSTA (b) soon after.

Taken with permission from the gallery of Potator II:
http://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/index.php?cat=11724
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