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Cr. 162/4 "MAT" series Æ Semis, Rome mint, 179-170 B.C.

Cr162.4-1200.JPG Cr. 169/1 "GR" series AR denarius, 199-170 BC, uncertain mintThumbnailsHNI 1218, Paestum Demeter/boar AE Sextans, 210-150 B.C.Cr. 169/1 "GR" series AR denarius, 199-170 BC, uncertain mintThumbnailsHNI 1218, Paestum Demeter/boar AE Sextans, 210-150 B.C.Cr. 169/1 "GR" series AR denarius, 199-170 BC, uncertain mintThumbnailsHNI 1218, Paestum Demeter/boar AE Sextans, 210-150 B.C.Cr. 169/1 "GR" series AR denarius, 199-170 BC, uncertain mintThumbnailsHNI 1218, Paestum Demeter/boar AE Sextans, 210-150 B.C.Cr. 169/1 "GR" series AR denarius, 199-170 BC, uncertain mintThumbnailsHNI 1218, Paestum Demeter/boar AE Sextans, 210-150 B.C.Cr. 169/1 "GR" series AR denarius, 199-170 BC, uncertain mintThumbnailsHNI 1218, Paestum Demeter/boar AE Sextans, 210-150 B.C.

Roman Republic Æ Semis(14.33g, 21mm, 2h), Anonymous("MAT" series), 179-170 BC. Laureate head of Saturn right; behind, S/Prow right; above, MAT monogram; before, S; below, ROMA. Crawford 162/4

Ex AnYangMan, CoinTalk, 5/6/2019, ex Karel de Geus auction 46, 29-30 October 2018, lot 2201(part), ex Rob Rueb Collection(d. 1987), ex Edward A Sydenham collection, Rodolfo Ratto 7 February 1928, lot 561

Rob Rueb was a judge in the city of Arnhem(Gelderland), NL. Edward A Sydenham was, of course, author of "The Coinage of the Roman Republic", often referred to simply as "Sydenham", the standard reference before the publication of Crawford.

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