Coins halved in antiquity

Discussion in 'Ancient Coins' started by Valentinian, Apr 6, 2022.

  1. Cucumbor

    Cucumbor Well-Known Member

    Two halves of the same type coin (Vienna dupondius, Octavian's portrait right and Julius Caesar's portrait left - Vienna, Gaul, c.36 BCE), I wish both were equaly preserved - RPC 517

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    Three halved Nemausus dupondii on a virtual tray showing three different portraits of Agrippa on three different half dupondii of three different types (according to the usual french classification in four types, which is disputed) : type II, III and IV (RPC # 523, 524 and 525).
    One can see here the evolution of Agrippa’s appearence from a young, slim and eager young lad to a more mature and wise man.


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    To finish with, an Augustus' portrait on a type III halved Nemausus dupondius, RPC 524

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