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Romiešu sestercijs, 11.–13. gs. denāri
Roman sesterce, denarii of the 11th–13th centuries
TMR 8121
Romas impērija, 2. gs. Imperators Antonīns Pijs (138–161) vai Hadriāns (117–138),
sestercijs (lielbronza). Monēta stipri nodilusi. Sv. 18,53 g; d. 33 mm. Bronza. Av.: redzamas
tikai imperatora galvas kontūras, kas pēc formas un masīvā kakla atgādina Antonīna Pija
(vai Hadriāna) portretu lauru vainagā profilā pa labi. Rv. pilnīgi nodilis (stāvoša dievietes
figūra?). Sk.: Kampmann, 35.174.1. Foto: Astrīda Meirāne
• The Roman Empire, 2nd century. Emperor Antoninus Pius (138–161) or Hadrian (117–138),
sesterce (a large brass coin). The coin is badly worn out. Obv.: only the outline of the emperor’s
head is visible, which by its shape and the massive neck resembles a portrait of Antoninus Pius
(or Hadrian), with a laurel wreath, on the right. Rv.: completely worn out (standing figure of a
godess?). See: Kampmann, 35.174.1. Photo: Astrīda Meirāne
TMR 17330
vietējais, Latvijas teritorijā kalts vācu denāra atdarinājums, 11. gs. otrā puse.
Av.: baznīca ar krustu. Rv.: krusts ar kvadrātiem stūros, apkārt kvadrātu aplis un leģendas
imitācija. Sv. 1,4 g; d. 18 mm. Apsudrabota bronza
• Local reproduction of the German denar, minted in the territory of Latvia, 2nd half of the
11th century. Obv.: a church with a cross. Rv.: a cross with squares in each angle, encircled by
squares and an imitation of a legend. Silvered bronze
TMR 7743
Vācija, Vestfālene, Korveja, abats Hermanis I (1223–1254), denārs. Av. redzams
sēdošs bīskaps ar krusta zizli kreisajā rokā. Monētpiekariņš ar diviem caurumiem, robu un
plaisu, nodilis. Sv. 0,7 g, d. 18 mm. Sudrabs. Sk.: Cappe, XIII, 38
• Germany, Westphalia, Corvey, Abbot Hermann I (Hermann I von Holte), 1223–1254,
denarius. Obv.: a sitting bishop holding his crosier in his left hand. Coin-pendant with two
holes, a notch and a crack, worn out. Silver. See: Cappe, XIII, 38