COIN (ROMAN)
A complete silver Roman denarius issued by the moneyer Marcus Sanquinius under Augustus ( 27 BC-14 AD), commemorating the deified Julius Caesar, during the year 17 BC (Reece period 1). AVGVST DIVI F LVDOS SAE reverse type, depicting Herald or Ludius standing left, wearing long robe and helmet with two long feathers, and holding winged caduceus and round shield ornamented with a six-pointed star. Mint of Rome.

RIC I, no.340
Ruler: Augustus
Denomination: Denarius (Empire)
Material: Silver
Mint: Rome
Mintmark: -//-
Obverse: Youthful, laureate head of Julius Caesar (or the Genius Saeculari Novi) right, a comet with four rays and a tail above
Obverse legend: M SANQVINIVS III VIR
Reverse: Herald or ludius standing left, wearing long robe and helmet with two long feathers, and holding winged caduceus and round shield ornamented with a six-pointed star.
Reverse legend: AVGVST DIVI F LVDOS SAE
Dated: -17.0 to 
Weight (g): 3.21
Diameter (mm): 18.17
Completeness: Complete
Parish: Restricted Access
District: Mid Suffolk
County: Suffolk
Region: Eastern
Place known as: Baylham
Discovery method: Metal detector