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08-01 - APPIUS CLAUDIUS PULCHER, T. MANLIUS MANCINUS y Q. URBINIUS (111 - 110 A.C.)AR Denarius 17 mm 3.3 gr
Anv: Busto de Minerva o Palas (como Roma) con yelmo alado viendo a derecha, detrás un signo desconocido.
Rev: Victoria llevando con ambas manos las riendas de una triga que cabalga a derecha . Uno de los caballos mira hacia atrás.
Una de las dos ocasiones en que se acuña una triga ( Carruaje de guerra griego tirado por tres caballos) en las monedas romanas. "AP•CL•T•MANL•Q•VR" (MANL y VR en ligadura) en Exergo.

Ceca: Roma
Referencias: Sear RCTV Vol.1 #176 Pag.106 - Craw RRC #299/1a - Syd CRR #570 - BMCRR #1290 - RSC Vol.1 Claudia 2 Pag.31
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08-01 - APPIUS CLAUDIUS PULCHER, T. MANLIUS MANCINUS y Q. URBINIUS (111 - 110 A.C.)AR Denarius 17 mm 3.3 gr
Anv: Busto de Minerva o Palas (como Roma) con yelmo alado viendo a derecha, detrás un signo desconocido.
Rev: Victoria llevando con ambas manos las riendas de una triga que cabalga a derecha . Uno de los caballos mira hacia atrás.
Una de las dos ocasiones en que se acuña una triga ( Carruaje de guerra griego tirado por tres caballos) en las monedas romanas. "AP•CL•T•MANL•Q•VR" (MANL y VR en ligadura) en Exergo.

Ceca: Roma

Referencias: Sear RCTV Vol.1 #176 Pag.106 - Craw RRC #299/1a - Syd CRR #570 - BMCRR #1290 - RSC Vol.1 Claudia 2 Pag.31
mdelvalle
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Ap. Claudius Pulcher, T. Mallius, Q. Urbinus?; DenariusRRC. 299/1a
110 or 111 b.c.

The full regend reads AP CL MAL Q VR
Q VC also reading "Questor Urbanis" by Mommsen, Albert; That reading dismissed by Crawford

Ex Gorny & Mosch, Auction 247, lot 274; Ex Baranowsky, November 2000
Norbert
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Appius Claudius Pulcher, T. Mallius Mancinus, and Q. UrbinusAR Denarius 111-110 BC
Helmeted head of Roma right, circle in square behind.

Victory in triga right. T.MAL.AP.CL.Q.VR in exergue.
Cr. 299/1b. Syd. 570 a.
1 commentsSergius Silus
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Appius Claudius, T. Manlius, Q. Urbinius - AR denariusRome
²109 BC / ¹111-110 BC
helmeted head of Roma right; circle in triangle behind
victory in triga right holding reins
T·(MAL)·A·P CL·Q·(VR)
¹Crawford 299/1b; Sydenham 570a; Mallia 2; BM 1843,0116.505
²Mark Passehl - Roman moneyer & coin type chronology, 150 – 50 BC
3,8g 18mm
ex Lucernae

Names of three moneyers are still mystery, Appius Clausius, T. Mallius, and Q. Urbanus are other possibilities.

Joint coinage of three monetal triumvirs. Triga is found only on the denaries of the Naevia family except coins of these three moneyers. Triga commemorates three of the persons who were monetal triumvirs in the second century BC. Cavedoni suggests that the triangle on the obverse may symbolize the same individuals. In this case the circle within that figure may represent a coin?
J. B.
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Cr 299/1b AR DenariusAppius Claudius Pulcher, T. Manlius Mancius (?) & Q. Urbinius (??)
Rome mint, 111-110 BCE
Helmeted head of Roma right; quadrangular device behind
Victory driving triga right, T•MA•AP• CL•Q•VR in ex.
3.94 gm, 17 mm
The text above does not do justice to the complexity of the ligature of the legend. This variety of the type leads off with moneyer "MA", presumed, not without contrary views, to be a Manlius or a Mallius; Crawford settles on Maloleius. I retained the seller's interpretation in the header for consistency.
"AP CL", by this time frame, will be a Claudius.
Crawford also cites but disputes an earlier interpretation that "Q. VR" stood for Quaestor Urbinus, rather than an unknown Urbinus. Puzzling that a Claudius would share honors.
No associated bronze types.
This coin nicely colored.

2 commentsPMah
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Mallia 2Mallia 2 (111/110BC) moneyers: T. Manlius Mancinus (sic Crawford) Tr. Pl. 107BC
Ap. Claudius Pulcher, praetor 89, cos. 79 and Q. Urbinius father of Q. Urbinius
quaestor 74(?)

Denarius
Ob: Helmeted head of Roma, behind quadrangular device, border of dots
Rev: Victory in Triga right, in exergue T ∙ MAL(monogram) P ∙ CL ∙ Q V[R

BMCRR I 1293

Sydenham 570 (106BC) T. Mallius

Crawford 299/1b

Northumberland Tablet X 10:

“(the triga on reverse)… a curious device, inasmuch, except with the three monetal triumvirs here named, the triga is found only on the denaries of the Naevia family. Adverting to this inscription, Eckhel remarks- “ Hitherto all have read the colligated letters Mal as MANL; but there is no trace of an N. Vaillant says that Manlius was sometimes called Mallius; however that be, we know from the Fasti, and from Gruter, that there actually was a Mallian race.” He might have added that Cn. Mallius Maximus- though apparently a worthless man- had the honor of being consul in the year B.C. 105: and that a C. Mallius was one of Catiline’s conspirators.”

Crawford: There is some controversy over who the monogram indicates: T. Mallius or T. Maloleius.

This coin has beautiful iridescent toning. It does have three deep old scratches on obverse, but is a very handsome coin nonetheless. 16 mm, 3.97 g, 11 h
7 commentsrennrad12020
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Q. Mallius - PanormosAE
c. 241-30 BC (208-180 BC)
laureate head of Zeus left
warrior standing half-left, extending hand, holding grounded shield and spear
Q / (MAL)
(ΠAP)
CNS I, 9.
7,70g 20,5mm
ex Artemide Kunstauktionen
J. B.
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ROMAN REPUBLIC, Pulcher Mallius Urbinius - Victory in triga - 111BC - AR Denarius3.91g - 18mm - s.176var
There are 4 moneyers, "Q VR" - each seperated by a point. _T.ML.AP.CL
One of 2 of this type in this gallery but this coin has a different arrangement of moneyer's names than on the other coin.
4 comments
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ROMAN REPUBLIC, Pulcher Mallius Urbinius - Victory in triga - 111BC - AR Denarius3.72g - 18mm - s.176
One of 2 of this type in this collection.
There are 4 moneyers, "Q VR" - each seperated by a point. AP.CL.T.MAL.QVR
One of 2 of this type in this gallery but this coin has a different arrangement of moneyer's names than on the other coin.
2 comments
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T. Mallius (or Maloleius), Ap. Claudius Pulcher, and Q. UrbiniusT. Mallius (or Maloleius), Ap. Claudius Pulcher, and Q. Urbinius. Ca. 111–110 BC. AR denarius . Rome.
Head of Roma right, wearing winged helmet with griffin crest, ring behind /
Victory in triga right, AP.CL.T.MAL.Q.VR (MAN and VP in monogram) in exergue. Crawford 299/1a. Sydenham 570a. RSC Mallia 2.
Tanit
 
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