I think it's a sestertius of the emperor Commodus but it's weight is very light, only 15,39g. Any help is very welcome.
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I think the weight is normal, even if below average, for a Commodus sestertius. The sestertii at that time began to get lighter and lighter. Moreover, yours seems to have lost some bits of metal.
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I think the weight is normal, even if below average, for a Commodus sestertius. The sestertii at that time began to get lighter and lighter. Moreover, yours seems to have lost some bits of metal.
Thank you!
Is there any chance you recognize the reverse? I can't identify it.
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I think I found it, should be Commodus. AE Sestertius. 183 AD. M COMMODVS ANTONINVS AVG PIVS, laureate head right / TR P VIII IMP VI COS IIII P P, S-C, Victory walking left holding trophy in both hands. RIC 375; Cohen 899.
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