Minted by one of the monetary triumvirs of that year, Publius Servilius Rullus.
Av. bust of Minerva in Corinthian helmet and aegis to left, behind her RVLLI [ie.
Rullus];
Rev. Victoria holding a palm branch and driving a biga to the right, under the hooves of the
horses mint mark P(ubilcum argentum ?), in
segment: P(ubli) SERVILI M(arci) F(ilii) [i.e. Publius Servilius, son of Marcus].
Condition III+ light patina
Silver, 3.90 g.
Lit.:Sear 262, Crawford 328/1; Sydenham
601; Albert 1134; for abbreviations, see B. B. Awianowicz, Grammar of Coins
Roman coins, 2nd ed. (2019), p. 108)
