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Replica WRL - Denarius of Titus
| Issuer | WRL (World Reference Library or similar replica producer) |
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| Diameter | 17 mm |
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| Obverse description | Laureate bust of Titus as Caesar, facing right, in the style of an imperial Roman denarius issued under Vespasian. The peripheral legend reads T CAESAR IMP VESPASIANVS in Latin capitals, referencing Titus's title as Caesar and his father's imperial name. The additional mark WRL appears in the field, identifying this piece as a modern replica. The portrait is rendered in low relief consistent with a cast reproduction rather than a struck original. |
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| Reverse description | A large eagle stands facing, wings spread symmetrically, positioned on a base or thunderbolt, occupying the full center of the reverse field. The abbreviated legend COS V flanks the eagle, with COS to the left and V to the right, referencing Titus's fifth consulship. The design replicates the reverse type of imperial Roman denarii struck for Titus under Vespasian, rendered in the low, flat relief characteristic of a cast pewter reproduction. The fields show a granular, aged surface texture typical of modern replica manufacture. |
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No historical commentary applies here. This is a modern pewter replica, not an ancient issue — there is no mint, no monetary authority, and no circulation history to speak of.