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RIC IV Geta 156A

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RIC IV Geta 156A, Sestertius, Bronze, struck at Rome, 210–210 AD. Obverse: bust of geta, laureate, with drapery on left shoulder, right. Reverse: caracalla and geta, veiled, togate, standing right and left facing each other, sacrificing out of paterae in right hands over tripod and holding batons in left hands; behind, flute player facing and victim. Weight about 22.3 g, diameter 32.1 mm.
obverse RIC IV Geta 156A
obverse: Bust of Geta, laureate, with drapery on left shoulder, right
reverse RIC IV Geta 156A
reverse: Caracalla and Geta, veiled, togate, standing right and left facing each other, sacrificing out of paterae in right hands over tripod and holding batons in left hands; behind, flute player facing and victim
mint Rome weight 22.31g (8)
ruler Geta diameter ⌀32.1 (7)
denomination Sestertius axis 7↕ (7)
material Bronze technique Struck
country Roman Empire dataset OCRE — Online Coins of the Roman Empire
ODC-ODbL
obverse

Bust of Geta, laureate, with drapery on left shoulder, right

IMP CAES P SEPT GETA PIVS AVG
reverse

Caracalla and Geta, veiled, togate, standing right and left facing each other, sacrificing out of paterae in right hands over tripod and holding batons in left hands; behind, flute player facing and victim

PONTIF TR P II COS II S C
specimens (3)
Portable Antiquities Scheme 6.43g ⌀26.5
British Museum 28.14g 12↕
British Museum (RIC IV)