Anepigraph

Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust of Romulus Augustus to the right.

Latin cross inside wreath.

Coin illustrated in the RIC X plate 72, n°3412, source: Fitzwillam museum of Cambridge and museum Capitolini of Roma. The obverse legend after ROMVLVS is almost illegible because it is out off the blank. I noted the legend described by the RIC X, to be confirmed.

As underlined by the RIC X in note, this coin illustrated plate 72 shares the same reverse die as the n° 3214 (Julius Nepos) and 3305 (Basiliscus).

The notable differences between the Tremissii of Milan and those of Rome are:

Milan

• latin cross larger and thin.
• the bottom of the wreath shows large and wide crosses and has no ribbon.

Rome

• smaller and wider latin cross.
• the bottom of the wreath shows decorations and ribbons.