obverse of Augustus RIC I² 222

obverse

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reverse of Augustus RIC I² 222

reverse

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Quick Facts

Emperor
Augustus
Period
Julio-Claudian
Denomination
Denarius
Metal
Silver
Mint
Lugdunum
Date
AD 13–14

Augustus

Denarius · Silver

RIC I² 222

Obverse

Head of Augustus, laureate, right

Reverse

Tiberius, laureate, standing right in quadriga, holding laurel branch in right and sceptre in left; horses face right

Historical Note

Tiberius in a triumphal quadriga — the standard depiction of a Roman general celebrating a triumph. This type celebrates one of Tiberius's Balkan or German victories, likely the Pannonian-Dalmatian triumph of AD 12 or the earlier campaigns. Tiberius is shown with laurel branch (triumph) and sceptre (command authority). The rightward-facing horses distinguish this variant from the leftward-facing type.

Price Guide

11 recorded auction sales for this coin type · Mar 2020 to Jun 2026

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