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1 As Augur / Sacrificial implements

Issuer Uncertain Etruscan mint
Year 240 BC - 225 BC
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Weight 199.41 g
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Obverse description Facing head of an augur rendered in archaic Etruscan style, depicted full-face within a plain incuse circle. The figure wears a distinctive conical apex or ritual headdress characteristic of priestly office, with detailed hair framing the broad, stylized face. The bold, somewhat schematic modelling of the facial features is typical of central Italian aes grave coinage of the early third century BC. No legend or inscription appears in the field.
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Reverse script Latin
Reverse lettering I
(Translation: 1)
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