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| 背面描述 | The reverse displays a recumbent or forepart of a bovine animal, rendered in a bold, schematic style characteristic of Central Italian aes grave coinage of the third to second century BC. The figure occupies the central field in low relief, with simplified anatomical detail consistent with the casting technique employed. The surface is plain and unlettered, with no exergual line or border. Two pellets serve as the value mark for the sextans denomination, placed in the field adjacent to the device. |
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| 铸造量 | ND (301 BC - 201 BC) - Only 2 examples known |
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Central Italian bronze fractions of this period present persistent attribution headaches — the issuing authority behind HN Italy 399 remains unresolved, with candidates proposed across Umbria and northern Campania without consensus. What is clear is that heavy cast aes grave of this weight class was already anachronistic by the mid-third century, when Rome's Second Punic War pressures were driving down the standard dramatically. A piece this heavy implies an early date within the bracket, before the progressive weight reductions that followed Cannae and the fiscal strain of 216 BC.