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A slightly weathered bronze coin from the Roman Empire with chips along its edges and grey and …
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A slightly weathered bronze coin from the Roman Empire with chips along its edges and grey and green discoloration. The front (left) has the head of Claudius, and the back (right) shows Libertas holding a pileus and rod.

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Date268-270 CE
MediumBronze
ClassificationsCultural Artifact
Credit LineTransfer, Department of Anthropology, University of Minnesota
Object number2003.2.341
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A weathered, misshapen bronze coin from the Roman Empire with cracks and chips along its edges.…
268-270 CE
A slightly misshapen bronze coin from the Roman Empire with spots of green discoloration. The f…
268-270 CE
A bronze coin from the Roman Empire with chips along its edges and spots of green discoloration…
268-270 CE
A bronze coin from the Roman Empire with chips along its edges and spots of green discoloration…
268-270 CE
A slightly misshapen bronze coin from the Roman Empire with chips along its edges. The front (l…
268-270 CE
A weathered bronze coin from the Roman Empire with chips along its edges and spots of green and…
268-270 CE
A slightly misshapen bronze coin from the Roman Empire with spots of green discoloration. The f…
267-270 CE
A dark grey bronze coin from the Roman Empire, its edges weathered to be slightly misshapen. Th…
268-270 CE
A slightly misshapen bronze coin from the Roman Empire with spots of green discoloration and cr…
268-270 CE
A bronze coin from the Roman Empire with spots of white and green discoloration. The front (lef…
268-270 CE
A bronze coin from the Roman Empire with a crack through part of its face and green discolorati…
268-270 CE