Tuder, Umbria (Early Roman Republic) AE30 220 BCE 

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Tuder, Umbria (Early Roman Republic) AE30 220 BCE
Tuder, Umbria (Early Roman Republic) AE30 220 BCE
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Catalogue information

LastDodo number
8697407
Area
Coins
Title
Tuder, Umbria (Early Roman Republic) AE30 220 BCE
Country
Roman Empire
Face value
AE 30
Year
-220
Variety / overstrike
Era
Roman Republic (509-27 BC)
Head of State
Unknown
Type
Coin
Designer
Unknown
Series
Theme
Amphibians, Kikkers, Toads
Material
Bronze
Weight
12.5
Diameter
30
Thickness
Punch
Coin alignment
Shape
Irregular / Other
Obverse
Reverse
Edge
Privy mark
None
Mint mark
None
Number produced
Krause and Mishler number
Catalogue number
ANS.- - MIAMG.320 (R4) (2000€) - HGCS. 158 - HN. Italy39 var. - ICC. 2/228
Details
Uncia coulée Rare or unknown small denomination (uncia, 1/12 As) of Tuder with: Obv; frog, from above Rev; head left Tuder (Todi) Umbria, of norther Italy. A site on the left bank of the Tiber at the confluence of the Naia. This city inscribed its larger coins TVTERE, and prospered as middlemen traders between the Etruscans and Umbrians.