Dupondius of Antoninus Pius - 2nd century

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At last!
My first Roman coin - A dupondius of Antoninus Pius.
A bit scrappy I know but so would you be being buried almost 2000 years!
Here is the pic:

Dupondius-of-Antoninus-Pius.webp

Can't wait for my second!!!
 
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is that ancient "clad"
 
congrats on the first roman :thumbsup:
 
That's both a scrappie and a greenie.

I'm going to have to switch to arrowheads or fossils. My dug Kansas finds have all been 20th century.
 
Great job, although I think it is an As instead of a dupondius,way to go! kane 23
 
kane23 said:
Great job, although I think it is an As instead of a dupondius,way to go! kane 23
There is a chance of it being an As yes - I will know for definate in about 4 weeks.
 
Nice coin! :thumbsup: We don't find those on this side of the pond.

I cannot make out what - if anything - crowns the bust of Antoninus Pius. If the bust is bare-headed or is crowned with a wreath, the coin is an as. If the bust is wearing a radiate crown (spiked crown), the coin is a dupondius.

artorius
 
Nice coin. Love old Roman finds.

Only found one dupondius myself. :wink:

HH
 
A dupondius of Antoninus Pius. That was my first thought as well. ;D
Great find!
 

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