Roma Numismatics Ltd
Auction X 27 September 2015
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Etruria, Populonia Æ Uncia. Late 3rd century BC. Head of Sethluns right, •• behind / Etruscan legend 'vetalv pvflvna', hammer and tongs, •• between. EC I, 132.7 (this coin); HN Italy 188; Sambon 120. 11.90g, 23mm, 2h.
Very Fine, weakly struck and pitted. Very Rare, no examples on CoinArchives.
From the VCV Collection.
The interpretation of vetalv as a personal name is more probable than that of Vetulonia, while pvflvna would seem to be a variant of the city's name preferred by the magistrate, cf. TLE 379 and 794.
Very Fine, weakly struck and pitted. Very Rare, no examples on CoinArchives.
From the VCV Collection.
The interpretation of vetalv as a personal name is more probable than that of Vetulonia, while pvflvna would seem to be a variant of the city's name preferred by the magistrate, cf. TLE 379 and 794.