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   View Categories Home > Catalog > |Greek Coins| > |Geographic - All Periods| > |Anatolia| > |Bithynia| > RP111800
Plautilla, Augusta 202 - 22 January 205 A.D., Nikaea, Bithynia
|Bithynia|, |Plautilla,| |Augusta| |202| |-| |22| |January| |205| |A.D.,| |Nikaea,| |Bithynia|, Plautilla was the wife of Caracalla and daughter of the Praetorian Prefect Plautianus. She and Caracalla hated each other, lived separately, and the marriage was likely never consummated. After the fall and execution of her father, she was exiled to the Lipari islands and executed in 212 A.D.
RP111800. Bronze AE 18, Apparently unpublished in references, 4 specs. known from auctions, gVF, nice green patina with a few small chips, nice portrait, light earthen deposits, broad flan with a casting sprue remnant, Nicaea (Iznik, Turkey) mint, weight 2.803g, maximum diameter 18.4mm, die axis 45o, obverse ΠΛAVTIΛΛA CEBACTH, draped bust right; reverse NI-KAI-EΩN, basket four stalks of grain and a poppy in the center; Coin Archives records only four specimens of the type at auction in the last two decades and these are the only specimens known to FORVM; very rare; SOLD










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