Tetradrachm of Akragas, 409 BCE-406 BCE, silver, 16.69 g, Harvard Art Museums
Obv.: AKRAGANTINON Quadriga l. driven by Nike; above, grape vine. Rev.: Two eagles standing l. on hare; to r., grasshopper. Overstruck (on Syracuse?).
Aftercast of a Sestertius of Titus with the Colosseum by Cavino
Giovanni Cavino, Aftercast of a Sestertius of Titus with the Colosseum, 1850-1950, bronze, 20.7 g, Harvard Art Museums
Obverse: Titus seated on chair, holding laurel branch; before him a tripod, behind him a shield. Below rocks. Reverse: The Coliseum seen from above. Four stories with columns. To the right a two-stores building, to the left the meta sudens.
Coin, Barbaric Imitation?, bronze, 2.25 g, Harvard Art Museums
Obverse: Youthful unbearded head r. wearing radiate crown Reverse: Female figure standing l.
Antoninianus of Tetricus I, Barbarous Imitation
Antoninianus of Tetricus I, Barbarous Imitation, 3rd century CE, Billon, 1.58 g, Harvard Art Museums
Aureus of Augustus, Lugdunum, 8 BCE, gold, 7.91 g, Harvard Art Museums
Obv.: Laureate head of Augustus, r.; around, AVGVSTVS DIVI F. Rev.: Augustus, bare-headed, togate, seated l. on stool on low platform on r. extending r. hand to infant held out by cloaked figure; in exergue, IMP XIIII.
Aureus of Hadrian struck for his wife Sabina, Rome
Aureus of Hadrian struck for his wife Sabina, Rome, 134-138 CE, gold, 7.39 g, Harvard Art Museums
Obv.: Bust of Sabina, draped, r., hair falling in plait down neck: it is waved at back and rises in crest over stephane above diadem Rev.: Concordia, seated on throne, holding patera in r. hand, resting elbow on a statuette of Spes on a low base; cornucopia under throne
Aureus of Hadrian, Rome, 125-128 CE, gold, 7.27 g, Harvard Art Museums
Obv.: Bust of Hadrian, draped, head bare to r. r. Rev.: Hadrian, on horse pacing r., raising r. hand