Roman Imperial, Julia Titi, Dupondius, daughter of Titus

Description: Julia Titi, daughter of Emperor Titus, 79-80 A.D., dupondius, Sear (2000) 2617, R.I.C. (Titus) 180, 10.6 gms, 27 mm. The obverse shows the legend "JVLIA IMP. T. AVG. F. AVGVSTA", with a draped bust of Julia to the right, hair in short queue. The reverse shows the legend "VESTA S.C.", and shows Vesta seated left, holding a palladium and a sceptre. The portrait still shows detail of her facial shape with chin, forehead, lips, nose, and eye. From the side, ear placement, and hair style shape show. The reverse with Vesta just shows palladium raised, out front, in her right hand, with the sceptre and her chair still clear. This is a genuine, original coin, not a copy, replica, or reproduction. Ex. Robert Golan, Classical Numismatist, SCNA Coin Show, Greenville, S.C., 30 Oct 1994.

Price: 540 USD

Location: Greenville, South Carolina

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Denomination: Dupondius

Historical Period: Roman: Imperial (27 BC-476 AD)

Cleaned/Uncleaned: Uncleaned

Composition: Bronze

Year: 79-80 AD

Era: Ancient

Grade: Ungraded

Ruler: Titus

Certification: Uncertified