A new addition for me. A dark toned silver denarius (S.691) of the Roman Republic which is noted in Sear's `Roman Coins and their values' as having been struck in 90 BC.

The obverse depicts the bearded and winged diademed bust of the Roman god of fertitilty, Mutinus Titinus (aka Priapus). As an aside, history notes this god as being much worshipped by the young married women of Rome.

The reverse of the coin depicts the winged Pegasus with Q TITI below.

oh, thats a nice late republic denarius...truely a good example. Congrats.

cool

Roman names can be funny, but this god really makes me laugh

It is a nice coin, congtas

Thanks. The schoolboy in me just couldn't resist buying that one.

That's a great coin.

Nea!t

I have a Priapus sculpture...I dont think it is postable because its pretty dirty and I dont mean dirt dirty...