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medallion
Object Type
medallion
Museum number
1860,0326.24
Description
Silver medallion.
(whole)
Bust of Maximinus, laureate, draped and cuirassed, right.
(obverse)
The three Monetae, standing left, each holding scales and cornucopia, and with a conical heap of metal at her feet.
(reverse)
State
Associated with:
Roman Empire
Ancient Greece and Rome: Roman Empire
Authority
Ruler:
Maximinus I Thrax
Cultures/periods
Roman Imperial
Production date
235-236
Production place
Minted in:
Rome (city)
Materials
silver
Dimensions
Die-axis:
12 o'clock
Diameter:
31.50 millimetres
Weight:
21.624 grammes
$Inscriptions
Bibliographic references
RE6 / Coins of the Roman Empire in the British Museum, vol.VI: Severus Alexander to Balbinus and Pupienus
(136A, p.234)
BMCRM / Roman Medallions in the British Museum
(1, p.43)
Gnecchi 1912 Vol. I / I Medaglioni Romani: Volume Primo: Oro ed Argento
(2, p.47)
Location
Not on display
Subjects
emperor/empress
classical deity
allegory/personification
Associated names
Named in inscription & portrayed:
Maximinus I Thrax
Representation of:
Moneta
Named in inscription & portrayed:
Aequitas
Previous owner
Previous owner/ex-collection:
John Rushout, 2nd Baron Northwick
Acquisition date
1860
Acquisition notes
Lot 257.
Department
Coins and Medals
Registration number
1860,0326.24
C&M catalogue number
RE6
(234)
(136)
(A)
RM (BMCRM)
(43)
(1)