Mac..It's definitely Antoninus Pius, I think it's this one... Antoninus Pius Denarius. ANTONINVS AVG laureate head right / FORTVNA OPSEQVENS, COS III/IIII in ex, Fortuna standing left, holding globe in right hand, cornucopiae in left. Although I can't find an exact match for the reverse.SS;
Any chance it could be Elagabalus AR Denarius; Providentia on the reverse, standing left with cornucopia and holding globe.
Don......
Your reverse is slightly different, the op has TRPXV1 which I believe is the year issue, Pious and Aurelius have a very similar Bust. I really can't make out what it says on the reverseSS,
Actually, I think this one of Marcus Aurelius is even closer:
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What do you think? Definitely seems to be (and read) Providentia on the reverse.
Don...
Yes Mac, but your reverse is slightly different, it doesn't have the 1 after the V.The reverse I submitted in post #5 and the OP's post look similar to me.
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Don...
Yes Mac, Ric 51 is the picture I posted. Reply 6.SS: Another attempt to get it correct.......
RIC 51, Cohen 518 AR Denarius Obv: IMPMAVRELANTONINVSAVG - Laureate head right.
Rev: PROVDEORTRPXVICOSIII - Providentia standing left, holding globe and cornucopia.
http://department.monm.edu/classics/COINS/data/id/aurelius/aurel043.jpg
Don....
Yes me to, good job some body can give the time for Ancient stuff, not many other people seem to bother these days.SS:
Hopefully the OP will now return to read the coin's attrition.
I've enjoyed working on this with you; a good challenge.
Don,..