Hadrian Denarius barbarous, 134-38 AD Liberalitas standing right

Reference.
RIC 363 var.

Obv. HADRIANVS AVGVSTVS P (P missing)
Head of Hadrian, laureate, right

Rev. LIBREALI_TAS AVG in ex. COS III ( error LIBERALI_TAS)
Liberalitas, draped, standing right, holding cornucopiae in both hands as if about to empty it.

3.38 gr
19 mm
6h

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How do you mean "P missing" ? The P is running into the bust but it is there, isn't it ?

 

I think he means there should be two Ps ("Pater Patriae"). The reverse legend is also blundered, with LIBREALITAS instead of LIBERALITAS.

 

Ahh.. Thanks, capisci.

 

Interesting Hadrian type @Okidoki

I haven't 'pulled the trigger' on any barbarous examples yet, although I threw a few bids at a some and lost...

 

Very nice. I have a keen interest in 4th-century unofficial issues, some of which have very interesting styles to say the least...

 

Here is proof of aliens in the ancient world. The two Victories are obviously some sort of Star Wars characters...

 

I have this barbarian

 

... man, those dudes had some pretty cool cartoons, eh?

Oh, sorry Oki => wow, that's a fantastic OP-coin (congrats, coin-bro)