Wolf And Twins - Enduring Emblems

Quite an exhibit of beautiful coins.

I only have one, which I shared before in another thread:
RP, Diadumenianus, Æ 29, Seleucis and Pieria, Laodicea ad Mare, 217 - 218 AD
29. x 28 mm, 10.075 g

Mionnet V, 259, 785; Lindgren I, 2099
Ob.: M OP ANTONINOS NOB CAES, Bare-headed draped and cuirassed bust right
Rev.: ROMAE above she-wolf standing right, head reverted, suckling the twins; FEL below

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I have a coin with a wolf, which is quite large and more than 10 grams, and I think Aleksdriya Troya

 

Here is a wolf and twins from a city far from Rome:



29-28 mm. 9.21 grams.
At Laodiceia ad Mare, Seleucis and Pieria (Syria)
IMP C M OP SEV MACRINOS P AVG
Head of Macrinus (217-218) right
ROMAE over Wolf and twins, FEL below.
Sear Greek Imperial 2954
BMC Syria page 261, 97-98.

 

Severus Alexander Antioch, Pisidia


Maximinus I, Ninica Claudiopolis


Philip I, Rome

 

My “non Vrbs Roma” wolf and she-wolf coins. Apologies for being too lazy to upload individual coin pics.

 

Nice!! that one is high on my list but unfortunately quite expensive

 

And 3 of the a bit rarer Vrbs Roma variants.. a 3 star from Arles and 2 VRBS ROMA BEATA

 

very nice collection ! @michas48