Diocletianus
300-305 n. Chr.
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Köln, Historisches Institut der Universität zu Köln  Dept. Ancient History |
Obverse |
IMP DIOCLETIANVS AVG. Büste des Diocletianus mit Brustpanzer und Lorbeerkranz nach rechts |
Reverse |
GENIO POPV-LI ROMANI. Genius steht leicht nach links, auf dem Kopf Getreidemaß (modius), in der Rechten Opferschale (patera), in der Linken Füllhorn |
Denomination |
Nummus  NummusIntroduced during the monetary reform of Diocletian as a silvered coin, quickly struck issued in bronze only. The Münzkabinett uses this term for such denominations until AD 348. The term is also used for coins from the Italian peninsula and those of the Migration period. |
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Bronze ; 9,76 g; 27 mm; 6 h |
Department |
Antiquity, Roman Late Antiquity |