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Cr. 16/1a "Goddess/Lion" double-ltira(or semuncia), after 264 BC, Southern Italian mint

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Roman Republic Æ double litra or semuncia(12.95g, 25mm, 6h), anonymous, after 264 B.C., mint in Southern Italy. Female head right, hair bound with ribbon / Lion advancing right with spear in mouth, in exergue, ROMANO. Crawford 16/1a; Sydenham 5; HN Italy 276

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