They are both Aequitas, in my opinion.
In general, Concordia is depicted with a patera and cornucopiae or scepter, whereas Aequitas holds scales.
I had been on the lookout for one of these lion quadriga coins for some years: [ATTACH] Julia Domna, AD 193-217. Roman AR denarius, 3.30 g, 19...
What a nice looking coin, @IMP Shogun , and with an interesting reverse type, too. I do like an Antoninus Pius bronze! [IMG] Antoninus Pius,...
Plūrimōs Annōs, @Bing ! [MEDIA]
Attractive coins, @JayAg47 ! I love Antonine coinage! Antoninus Pius is my favorite emperor. He bore the epithet of "Pius," perhaps best...
I have more regrets about NOT buying/bidding than I have ever had about doing so. I regret the ones that got away.
That's likely an as of Claudius, RIC 116, BMC 206-7: [ATTACH]
Cool! Next theme??
IVLIA PIA FELIX AVGVSTA, Mother of the Augustae, Mother of the Senate, Mother of the Nation: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Like this: [MEDIA]
We often think of Nerva as an "old emperor," but he was only 67 when he died.
I KNEW yours would be the Baetyl stone quadriga, @TIF ! I love it, too!
I want to thank @Marsyas Mike for pointing out the existence of "Coins of British Association," discussed in this fascinating thread. Apparently,...
Coin Weekly has published a companion piece to their previous "Most Expensive Sestertii" article, this time about denarii. It doesn't take much...
Isis and her sistrum: [IMG] Claudius II Gothicus, AD 268-270. Roman billon antoninianus, 4.07 g, 22.4 mm, 5 h. Antioch, officina 5, issue 1, end...
As Augustus from Nicaea: [IMG] Severus Alexander, AD 222-235 Bithynia, Nicaea 4.57 gm; 21.5 mm Obv: Μ ΑVΡ CΕV ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟC ΑV, radiate and draped...
Hat tip to @Valentinian for this interesting bit of info about the following coins: The CONSTANTINOPOLIS type comes spelled without the terminal...
Concise but informative write-up, @Ocatarinetabellatchitchix ! Nice coins, too! My favorite Nerva: [IMG] Nerva, AD 96-98. Roman Æ as, 11.96 g,...
This coin doesn't depict a character from Shakespeare, but it has a connection to the eponymous character in Shakespeare's play, Coriolanus....
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