Object class: Early Western World coins by denomination name / Production place: Gaul (ancient region) - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Coin: ar denarius, accession number 8-8024, described as Coin. Silver. Gallic imitation of Roman denarius. (1.91 grms.; 17 mm.) Obverse: Head of Roma facing right, wearing necklace; DVRNACOS. Reverse: Horseman riding facing right, holding spear; AVSCROCVS.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: ar denarius (barbarous imitation), accession number 8-8021, described as Coin. Silver. 1.80 grams. 13 mm. Said to be Gallic imitation of Roman denarii (Denier TOGIRIX). Obverse: Head facing left; on left, [untranscribable symbols]. Reverse: Horse prancing facing left, bridles at neck, saddle on his back; below, SAΛ or SAA.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: ar denarius (barbarous imitation), accession number 8-8020, described as Coin. Silver. 1.59 grams. 14 mm. Said to be Gallic imitation of Roman denarii (Denier TOGIRIX). Obverse: Head of Roma facing left, wearing helmet with deformed front piece; on left, PAO . Reverse: Horse (with rider ?) galloping facing left, below, CΑΛP.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: ar denarius (barbarous imitation), accession number 8-8007, described as Coin: Silver. 1.97 gr. 13 mm. Barbaric (Gallic) Imitation of Roman Republic silver coin (denarius). Obverse: Head of Apollo (?) facing left, hair rendered with tiny crescents, each containing a dot. Reverse: Boar running facing left; above A[N]G.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: ar denarius (barbarous imitation), accession number 8-8023, described as Coin. Silver. 2.68 gr. mm. Said to be barbaric imitation of Roman denarii. Obverse: Head facing left; helmeted. Reverse: Horseman riding facing left; in field CÆYCIR•V.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: ar denarius (barbarous imitation), accession number 8-8015, described as Coin. Silver. 1.97 grams. 13 mm. Said to be Gallic imitations of Roman denarius (Denier TOGIRIX). Plated. Obverse: Male (?) head facing left, hair “blown” to left, as if horror; vacui (? front piece of Roma’s helmet); in field PoOc (or oOoc). Reverse: Horse prancing facing left, bridels at neck; in field POo[C].

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: ar denarius (barbarous imitation), accession number 8-8008, described as Coin. Silver. 1.98 gr. Barbaric imitation of Roman Republic silver coin. Obverse: Head of god or goddess facing left; on right, [ l ]. Reverse: Boar running facing left; below [untranscribable symbols].

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: ar denarius (barbarous imitation), accession number 8-8017, described as Coin. Silver. 1.95 grams. 14 mm. Said to be Gallic imitation of Roman denarii (Denier TOGIRIX). Obverse: Female head facing left; on left, I[T]RIX . Reverse: Horse prancing facing left, bridles at neck; FO above.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: ar denarius (barbarous imitation), accession number 8-8022, described as Coin. Silver. 1.87 grams. 16 [?] mm. Said to be barbaric imitations of Roman denarii (cast coin). Obverse: Head facing right; helmeted; in field, rOI. Reverse: Panther springing facing right; in field, [T]OC.