In this thread: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/upgraded-augustus-sestertius.269803/ @IdesOfMarch01 says and I quote: Bronzes of Augustus can be hard to find. When Augustus finally consolidated his rule, according to RIC: "... coinage had consisted, in its final stages, of a flood of silver denarii with intermittent aurei, supported by a token coinage of bronze which had become irregular in both weight and output; this aes, in fact, had not been produced at Rome since c.80 BC, succeeding decades having had to rely partly upon the remains of earlier aes issues." Does anyone know where I can find this in RIC (or anywhere else?)
I have no AE coinage as Octavian, and I only have a few AE coinage as Augustus: DUPONDIUS RI Augustus oak crown Agrippa rostral crown L AE Dupondius 26mm 12.6g Type III 9-3 BCE Nemausus chained Croc wreaths RIC I 158 ASS Augustus As four countermarks 25-23 mm 9.8g TICA AVG Dolphin probably for Tiberius Augustus CE14-37 HALF-ASS RI Augustus 27 BCE-14CE AE As or Semis (As cut) Spain Celsa Mint 29mm 5.0g Laureate Augustus - Bull RPC271 Cut in ancient times to make change