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Vespasian was one of the 12 Caesars
Vintage NGC holder
no regions of gray tone
Very scarce type struck at the Ayacucho Mint during the Chilean occupation of Peru during the War of the Pacific
Obverse: Youthful draped bust of Marcus Aurelius with beard right
159 Antoninus Pius Roman Empire Dupondius Scarce Roma Victory Cuirass Shield (24121301R) Button Vespasian was one of theFine Roman Empire copper dupondius coin. Struck for Emperor Antoninus Pius at the Rome Mint, dated TR POT XXIII = 159 160 CE. Approx. 24mm, 11. 89g, RIC 1036 (rated as Scarce). Obverse: ANTONINVS AVG PIVS PP IMP II, radiate head of emperor right. Reverse: TR POT XXIII COS IIII S C, Roma helmeted, seated left on cuirass with right foot on helmet, holding Victory in right hand and left arm resting on parazonium, behind a shield. Roma was a female deity