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Message:: [QUOTE="Julius Germanicus, post: 2757888, member: 80783"]I have tracked down 20 presumably genuine examples now (four in Museums, sixteen in private hands) . Wide rims do exist, like on this one from the Berlin Museum, which is 37 mm in diameter:[ATTACH=full]633112[/ATTACH]  At least one specimen does indeed have the Avgusta´s A to the left:[ATTACH=full]633105[/ATTACH] Others have the Pietas´S right in the middle on top of the figure´s head, like the one Ro illustrated above: [ATTACH=full]633108[/ATTACH] Nevertheless obviously it cannot be that all of the three coins that not only combine these three features, but look 99 % alike (one of them a Paduan and the only clear difference I can make out in the other two the shape of the SC in the Göttingen example and the die crack in mine).I wrote to Göttingen University and asked them about their opinion and the history of their coin. I´ll keep you updated...[/QUOTE]