COIN (ROMAN)
A very worn and incomplete late 2nd-century BC Roman silver Republican denarius, 'L. IVLI', struck by the moneyer L. Iulius at Rome in 101 BC (RRC 323/1). There is an augur's wand shaped 'banker's mark' to the right of the obverse bust. The coin has suffered some significant circumferential losses.
Ruler: Republic
Moneyer: Iulius, L.
Denomination: Denarius (Roman Republic)
Material: Silver
Mint: Rome
Obverse: Helmeted head of 'Roma' facing right; to left, [corn ear]; to right, augur's wand shaped 'banker's mark'
Obverse legend: None
Reverse: Victory in biga (two-horse chariot) going right, holding reins
Reverse legend: [L. I]VL[I] (below horses)
Dated: -101.0 to 
Weight (g): 2.6
Thickness (mm): 1.45
Completeness: Incomplete
Parish: Ropley
District: East Hampshire
County: Hampshire
Region: South East
Discovery method: Metal detector
RRC reference: rrc-323.1
Notes: There are 47 obverse and 59 reverse dies recorded for this type.