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<p>[QUOTE="Curtis, post: 1318109, member: 26430"]Faustina Jr seems mostly likely. But there are many other possibilities (just not as common as the Faustina issues). I'm not a great expert, but I do happen to like the Latin Ladies and keep hold of most of the Faustina's and Julia _____'s (Domna, Mamaea, Maesa) I come across. From the bust, I suppose it might be Faustina I or any number of other females (e.g., several of the Julia ____ issues would fit that profile). By weight, I think it could conceivably be an As, Dupondius, or other provincial denomination, based on the ranges for published examples (correct me if I'm wrong). I think you'd really need to spend some time comparing busts of different Roman imperial females to make a confident ID... The image is good, but you might be able to make out more from it in hand than we can looking at it (e.g., being able to read a letter or two on the obv. could go a long way). Sometimes you just can't settle on a certain ID, especially with the legends worn off.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Curtis, post: 1318109, member: 26430"]Faustina Jr seems mostly likely. But there are many other possibilities (just not as common as the Faustina issues). I'm not a great expert, but I do happen to like the Latin Ladies and keep hold of most of the Faustina's and Julia _____'s (Domna, Mamaea, Maesa) I come across. From the bust, I suppose it might be Faustina I or any number of other females (e.g., several of the Julia ____ issues would fit that profile). By weight, I think it could conceivably be an As, Dupondius, or other provincial denomination, based on the ranges for published examples (correct me if I'm wrong). I think you'd really need to spend some time comparing busts of different Roman imperial females to make a confident ID... The image is good, but you might be able to make out more from it in hand than we can looking at it (e.g., being able to read a letter or two on the obv. could go a long way). Sometimes you just can't settle on a certain ID, especially with the legends worn off.[/QUOTE]
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