Created on 2024-01-26

The image displays an ancient Roman coin. On one side of the coin, referred to as the obverse, there is a profile of a man facing to the right with a laurel wreath on his head. Around the edge of this side, there is an inscription which reads "IMP(erator) CAES(ar) VESP(asianus) AVG(ustus) P(ontifex) M(aximus) TR(ubunicia) P(otestas) IIII, P(ater) P(atriae), COS(ul) III." The reverse side of the coin features a scene with a standing figure on the left side, holding what appears to be a spear, and facing a pair of soldiers who are each leading a horse by the bridle, moving to the right. Above the scene is the letter "S" which typically represents the mint of Rome. Below the figures, the inscription reads "DE CURS", which is an abbreviation of "DE CURSU", referring to the horse races that were part of the celebrations for the opening of the Colosseum or the "Great Jewish Revolt". The coin also includes a scale ruler for size reference, with measurements indicating the coin's diameter is slightly more than 3 cm.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image shows two sides of an ancient Roman coin. On the obverse side, there is the profile of a human face, which appears to be a portrait of a Roman emperor. The text around the edge of the coin mentions the emperor's name. On the reverse side, there is an image depicting a figure on horseback, likely a Roman soldier or military figure. The text on the reverse side appears to be a Latin inscription describing the figure.