Created on 2024-01-27

The image shows two sides of a gold coin, set against a grey background with a measurement scale indicating the coin's size. The edge of the coin appears irregular and non-circular, potentially due to wear or damage. On the right side of the coin, there is a relief of a standing bird—likely an eagle—with wings closed, facing left, and on its base, inscriptions are visible around the circumference. The left side of the coin also has inscriptions along the edge, surrounding a central, indistinct design. The letters on both sides are raised and show signs of wear. The ruler on the right side provides a scale in centimeters, which helps estimate the size of the coin.

Created on 2024-03-29

The image shows two sides of a gold coin. On the front side, there is a portrait of a woman with curly hair. The text around the portrait reads "IVLIA AVGVSTA", which appears to be a Latin inscription. On the reverse side of the coin, there is an image of a crocodile. The text around the crocodile reads "AEGYPTVS", which is likely a reference to Egypt. This appears to be an ancient Roman gold coin, potentially from the reign of Julia Augusta, who was the wife of the Roman emperor Augustus.