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RIC IV Geta 115

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RIC IV Geta 115, Sestertius, Bronze, struck at Rome, 200–202 AD. Obverse: bust of geta, bare-headed, draped, cuirassed, right. Reverse: caracalla and geta, standing right and left facing each other, supporting globe; the one on left is togate, the one on the right is in military dress and holds a spear reversed; between them, victory, standing front with wings spread over trophy, at base of which sits a captive. Weight about 23.7 g, diameter 33.2 mm.
obverse RIC IV Geta 115
obverse: Bust of Geta, bare-headed, draped, cuirassed, right
reverse RIC IV Geta 115
reverse: Caracalla and Geta, standing right and left facing each other, supporting globe; the one on left is togate, the one on the right is in military dress and holds a spear reversed; between them, Victory, standing front with wings spread over trophy, at base of which sits a captive
mint Rome weight 23.68g (2)
ruler Geta diameter ⌀33.2 (1)
denomination Sestertius axis 12↕ (2)
material Bronze technique Struck
country Roman Empire dataset OCRE — Online Coins of the Roman Empire
ODC-ODbL
obverse

Bust of Geta, bare-headed, draped, cuirassed, right

P SEPT GETA CAES PONT
reverse

Caracalla and Geta, standing right and left facing each other, supporting globe; the one on left is togate, the one on the right is in military dress and holds a spear reversed; between them, Victory, standing front with wings spread over trophy, at base of which sits a captive

VICTORIAE AVGVSTORVM S C
specimens (2)
British Museum 23.44g 12↕
British Museum (RIC IV)