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A slightly misshapen silver coin from the Roman Empire with cracks on its edges and a surface a…
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A slightly misshapen silver coin from the Roman Empire with cracks on its edges and a surface almost entirely covered with corrosion. The front (left) has a bust of Julia Mamaea, and the back (right) shows Fecunditas holding a child.

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Date222-235 CE
MediumSilver
ClassificationsCultural Artifact
Credit LineTransfer, Department of Anthropology, University of Minnesota
Object number2003.2.312
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