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Vespasian RIC 356 and RIC 1553
AR denarius
Rome mint, 72-73 AD
RIC 356 (C3), BMC 64, RSC 45
And
Antioch mint, 72-73 AD
RIC 1553 (R3), BMC - , RSC - , RPC -

The first denarius is the common Rome mint example of the priestly implements type. The second coin is the same type struck at Antioch. Notice how the Antioch specimen has the trademark crude lettering style of that mint. Also, the second coin's portrait is reminiscent of contemporary tetradrachms struck in the 'Antioch' style.

Vespasian RIC 356 and RIC 1553

AR denarius
Rome mint, 72-73 AD
RIC 356 (C3), BMC 64, RSC 45
And
Antioch mint, 72-73 AD
RIC 1553 (R3), BMC - , RSC - , RPC -

The first denarius is the common Rome mint example of the priestly implements type. The second coin is the same type struck at Antioch. Notice how the Antioch specimen has the trademark crude lettering style of that mint. Also, the second coin's portrait is reminiscent of contemporary tetradrachms struck in the 'Antioch' style.

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quadrans   [Dec 15, 2014 at 07:29 PM]
Great comparison Smile
*Alex   [Dec 16, 2014 at 10:00 AM]
Interesting and informative.
mdelvalle   [Dec 30, 2014 at 12:46 AM]
Excelent, the minted in Antioch, very similar to Vitellius, right?

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