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Licinius I. 321 n. Chr.
	Bonn, Akademisches Kunstmuseum Depot DP-12 Romans
Inventory no	R.80.06
Obverse	IMP LICI-NIVS AVG. Kopf des Licinius mit Lorbeerkranz r.
Reverse	D N LICINI AVGVSTI. VOT / XX in Lorbeerkranz; im Abschnitt SA
Sitter	Licinius I
Class/status	Ancient Ruler's issue
Authority	Constantinus I
Date	321 n. Chr. Roman Late Antiquity
Denomination	Nummus Nummus Introduced during the monetary reform of Diocletian as a silvered coin, quickly struck issued in bronze only (replacing the older term follis). The Münzkabinett uses this term for such denominations until AD 348. The term is also used for ealier coins from the Italian peninsula and those of the Migration period.
	Bronze ; 2,76 g; 18 mm; 12 h
Production	struck
Mint	Lyon
Region	Gallia
Country	France
Publications	RIC VII (Arles) 259, 229; Hunter 25; Cohen 15
Web Portals	http://numismatics.org/ocre/id/ric.7.ar.229
Item	Coin
Department	Antiquity, Roman Late Antiquity
Provenance	Altbestand
Object number	ID2623
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