Created on 2024-01-26

The image displays two sides of an ancient Roman coin, both shown against a black background with a centimeter scale at the bottom for reference. The left side of the coin features a profile bust of a man facing right with inscriptions surrounding the image, which might indicate the name and title of the figure represented. The right side of the coin shows the letters "SC" in the center, surrounded by more inscriptions along the edge. The coin appears to be made of bronze, given its greenish patina, a common characteristic of aged copper-containing metals. The letters "SC" are an abbreviation for "Senatus Consulto," which means "by decree of the Senate," suggesting that the coin was issued by Roman governmental authority. The preservation state of the coin indicates historical wear and corrosion but retains enough detail to discern inscriptions and imagery.

Created on 2024-03-29

The image shows two sides of an ancient Roman coin or medallion. The obverse depicts a profile of a man's head, likely a Roman emperor, with the inscription "INCL" visible. The reverse side shows the letters "SC", likely standing for "Senatus Consulto" which indicates the coin was issued by the Roman Senate. The coin has a greenish-brown patina, indicating it is an ancient bronze or copper artifact.