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Aes rude - fragment of an ingot or aes signatum

1628_180_c.jpeg Cr. 80/-, McCabe Group C2, anonymous semis, 209-208, SicilyThumbnailsCr. 38/5, semilibral sextans, 217-215 BC, RomeCr. 80/-, McCabe Group C2, anonymous semis, 209-208, SicilyThumbnailsCr. 38/5, semilibral sextans, 217-215 BC, RomeCr. 80/-, McCabe Group C2, anonymous semis, 209-208, SicilyThumbnailsCr. 38/5, semilibral sextans, 217-215 BC, RomeCr. 80/-, McCabe Group C2, anonymous semis, 209-208, SicilyThumbnailsCr. 38/5, semilibral sextans, 217-215 BC, RomeCr. 80/-, McCabe Group C2, anonymous semis, 209-208, SicilyThumbnailsCr. 38/5, semilibral sextans, 217-215 BC, RomeCr. 80/-, McCabe Group C2, anonymous semis, 209-208, SicilyThumbnailsCr. 38/5, semilibral sextans, 217-215 BC, RomeCr. 80/-, McCabe Group C2, anonymous semis, 209-208, SicilyThumbnailsCr. 38/5, semilibral sextans, 217-215 BC, Rome

Italy, Æ Aes Rude or aes signatum fragment(159g), 5th-3rd century BC. Fragment of an rectangular ingot, similar fabric to aes signatum but design not identifiable

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