Ancient Coins of Cities And Princes, Geographically Arranged And Described
Ancient Coins of Cities And Princes, Geographically Arranged And Described
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De Saulcy, leg. 7 1 . (British Museum.) See Plate XII. No. 1 1 .
See the remarks of De Saulcy (Essai, p. 109 — 112,) on the types and legends of these singular coins, which appear to have been modelled from the Campanian money. They were, as remarked at p. 67, attri- buted by Sestini to Bersical.
3. Obv. — Beardless male head, to the right.
R — Legend in Celtiberian characters. A bull, rushing, to the right ; above, a star. — AR.4. C. De Saulcy, leg. 71.
(British Museum.) See Plate XII. No. 12....
Digitized by LjOOQ 1C 120 ANCIENT COINS OF CITIES AND PRINCES.
UNAPPROPRIATED LEGENDS.
The following legends, transcribed from coins in the collection of the British Museum, are, as yet, unappro- priated, and may serve as an exercise for the ingenuity of the numismatist.
No. Legends. Equivalents. No. in De Saulcy .
1. lekiilrep 9. ! g rA
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
De Saulcy, leg. 7 1 . (British Museum.) See Plate XII. No. 1 1 .
See the remarks of De Saulcy (Essai, p. 109 — 112,) on the types and legends of these singular coins, which appear to have been modelled from the Campanian money. They were, as remarked at p. 67, attri- buted by Sestini to Bersical.
3. Obv. — Beardless male head, to the right.
R — Legend in Celtiberian characters. A bull, rushing, to the right ; above, a star. — AR.4. C. De Saulcy, leg. 71.
(British Museum.) See Plate XII. No. 12....
Digitized by LjOOQ 1C 120 ANCIENT COINS OF CITIES AND PRINCES.
UNAPPROPRIATED LEGENDS.
The following legends, transcribed from coins in the collection of the British Museum, are, as yet, unappro- priated, and may serve as an exercise for the ingenuity of the numismatist.
No. Legends. Equivalents. No. in De Saulcy .
1.
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