Vespasian Roman dupondius, Felicitas reverse, Rome mint AD 69–79
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| Management number | 59482254 | Release Date | 2026/02/17 | List Price | $78.54 | Model Number | 59482254 | ||
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Attractive Roman dupondius of Emperor Vespasian, struck at the Rome mint during his reign, AD 69–79. The obverse features a strong radiate portrait of Vespasian with readable legend, showing the rugged, realistic style typical of Flavian portraiture. The reverse depicts Felicitas, standing left and holding her attributes, with the legend FELICITAS PVBLICA, symbolising prosperity and stability following the turmoil of the Year of the Four Emperors. This coin shows honest circulation wear with a stable dark patina and clear devices on both sides. Well centred, free from active corrosion, and an appealing example of early Flavian bronze coinage. Details: • Emperor: Vespasian (AD 69–79) • Mint: Rome • Denomination: Dupondius • Metal: Orichalcum (Roman brass) • Diameter: ~26 mm • Weight: ~9.0 g • Reference: RIC II.1 554 Graded Fine+, this is a solid, collectable coin with strong historical interest, ideal for collectors of Roman bronzes or Flavian emperors. Offered at £95, reflecting condition, eye appeal, and clear attribution. Sensible offers welcome.#romancoins#vespasian#ancientcoins#romanhistory#romanbronze#numismatics#flavian#ancientcoincollecting
| Condition | Very good |
| Category | Hobbies & collectibles > Coins & banknotes > Coins |
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