Vibia Sabina-Wife of Emperor Hadrian

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  1. expat

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    Vibia Sabina denarius. Rome, 136-138 AD.
    SABINA AVGVSTA, draped bust right, diademed wearing a stephane, hair in
    Plait.
    VENERI GENTRICI, Venus standing right holding an apple. RIC 396, RSC 73, BMC 944; New RIC 2576, SEAR 3924
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  3. cmezner

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    This one is from a multiple lot:
    Ex. JAZ via Coin World Auction 173, 3, ex. Glenn Simonelli

    Denarius
    17x18 mm, 3.4 g
    Rome,133 – 135 AD struck under the authority of Hadrian

    RIC II, Part 3 (2nd edition) Hadrian 2550 and also under RIC II, 395(a); RSC 43; BMC 908; BMCRE 940; Sear 3921

    Ob.: SABINA AVGVSTA Bust of Sabina, draped, to r., hair falling in plait down neck: it is waved at back and rises on top in crest over stephane above diadem.
    Rev.: IVNONI REGINAE Juno, draped, wearing stephane, standing to l., holding patera in extended r. hand and vertical scepter in l.

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