COIN (ROMAN)
A worn and incomplete 1st-century BC Roman Republican denarius struck for Octavian by moneyer M [Vipsanius] Agrippa, 'M AGRIPPA COS // DESIG', at Gaul mint in 38 BC (probably RRC 534/1 and Sydenham 1331; Reece issue period 1).  Just under less than half of the coin survives; it appears to have been split in two, resulting in a small loss to the surviving half. The surface of the coin is delaminating on both faces perhaps suggesting that this is a plated copy.
Ruler: Republic
Moneyer: Vipsanius Agrippa, M.
Denomination: Denarius serratus (Roman Republic)
Material: Silver
Mint: Gallic mint
Obverse: Head of Octavian facing right
Obverse legend: [IMP CAESAR] DIV[I IVLI F]
Reverse: Inscription across field in two lines (see below)
Reverse legend: [M] AGRI[PPA COS] // DESIG
Dated: -38.0 to 
Weight (g): 1.425
Thickness (mm): 1.5
Completeness: Fragment
Parish: Restricted Access
District: Chichester
County: West Sussex
Region: South East
Place known as: Lavant CP
Discovery method: Metal detector
RRC reference: rrc-534.1