RRC 433/1
type of coin in Roman Republican Coinage
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RRC 433/1
Summary
RRC 433/1 is a coin type[1].
Key Facts
- RRC 433/1's instance of is recorded as coin type[2].
- RRC 433/1's instance of is recorded as coin[3].
- RRC 433/1's depicts is recorded as Libertas[4].
- RRC 433/1's depicts is recorded as lictor[5].
- RRC 433/1's depicts is recorded as herald[6].
- RRC 433/1's depicts is recorded as Lucius Junius Brutus[7].
- RRC 433/1's depicts is recorded as human[8].
- RRC 433/1's made from material is recorded as silver[9].
- RRC 433/1's subclass of is recorded as Roman Republican denarius[10].
- RRC 433/1's part of is recorded as Roman Republican Coinage[11].
- RRC 433/1's central bank/issuer is recorded as Marcus Junius Brutus[12].
- -0054-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of RRC 433/1[13].
- RRC 433/1's start time is recorded as -0054-00-00T00:00:00Z[14].
- RRC 433/1's end time is recorded as -0054-00-00T00:00:00Z[15].
- RRC 433/1's described at URL is recorded as https://archive.org/stream/descriptionhisto02babe#page/114[16].
- RRC 433/1's location of creation is recorded as Rome[17].
- RRC 433/1's inscription is recorded as BRVTVS[18].
- RRC 433/1's inscription is recorded as LIBERTAS[19].
- RRC 433/1's fabrication method is recorded as hammered coinage[20].
- RRC 433/1's Coinage of the Roman Republic Online ID is recorded as 433.1[21].
- RRC 433/1's denomination is recorded as denarius[22].
Body
Publication
RRC 433/1's part of is recorded as Roman Republican Coinage[11].