2012-05-30T22:40:12+01:0037111230http://www.finds.org.uk/romancoins/moneyers/index/format/jsonhttp://www.finds.org.uk/romancoins/moneyers/index/format/xmlhttp://www.finds.org.uk/romancoins/moneyers1Cornelius Lentulus, Lucius.211 BCSardinia,Republican moneyer who was Praetor in 211 BC.63C2Manlius Vulso, P.210 BCSardinia,Republican moneyer who was Praetor in 210 BC.64M or MA3Aurunculeius, C.209 BCSardinia,Republican moneyer and Praetor of Sardinia in65AVR4(Terentius) Varro, C.Sicily mint 2209 BC208 BCRepublican moneyer, possibly a younger relative of the C. Terentius Varro who was Consul in 216 BC.74C.VAR5Aelius, C.Sicily mint 2209 BC208 BCRepublican moneyer, known only from his coins.75C·AL (AL ligatured)6Cornelius Dolabella, Cn.Sicily (possibly)211 BC209 BCRepublican moneyer, probably the Cn. Cornelius Dolabella who was Rex Sacrorum 208-180 BC.81CN·CO7Aeliusuncertain211 BC208 BCRepublican moneyer, known only from his coins.111AL (ligatured)8L[utatius] C[erco] / C[atulus], Q.Uncertain206 BC200 BCRepublican moneyer, known only from his coins.125QLC9(Terentius) Var[ro]uncertain206 BC200 BCRepublican moneyer, possibly the A. Terentius Varro who was Praetor in 184 BC.126VAR10(Caecilius) MetellusRome194 BC190 BCRepublican moneyer, presumably an otherwise unattested cousin of the Q. Caecilius Metellus Macedonicus who was Consul in 143 BC.132ME (ligatured)11(Baebius) TampilusRome194 BC190 BCRepublican moneyer, presumably either the Cn. Baebius Tampilus who was Praetor in 168, or his cousin, M. Baebius Tampilus, who was Consul in 181 BC. 133TAMP as monogram12Pl[autius] H[ypsaeus], L.Rome194 BC190 BCRepublican moneyer, possibly the son of the L. Plautius Hypsaeus who was Praetor in 189 BC.134L PL H as monogram13Maenius, P.Rome194 BC190 BCRepublican moneyer, possibly the grandfather of the P. Maenius Ant[ias] M.f (q.v.) who issued coins in 132 BC. He may also related to the Q. Maenius who was Praetor in 186, or a variety of other praetors from the Maenii.138P·MAE (MAE ligatured)14TodusRome189 BC180 BCRepublican moneyer, known only from his coins.141symbol of a bird and TOD15Maenius, Q.Rome189 BC180 BCRepublican moneyer, possibly the Q. Maenius who was Praetor in 170 BC143symbol of shield and MAE16Furius Philus, L.Rome189 BC180 BCRepublican moneyer, possibly the L. Furius Philus who was Praetor in 171 BC.144LFP monogram with symbol17Autronius, L.Rome189 BC180 BCRepublican moneyer, possibly the L. Autronius whom the elder Cato defended.146AVTR as monogram18Domitius Ahenobarbus, Cn.Rome189 BC180 BCRepublican moneyer, presumably the Cn. Domitius Ahenobarbus who was Consul in 162 BC.147CN·DOM19Marius, Q.Rome189 BC180 BCRepublican moneyer, known only from his coins.148Q·MARI20Mamilius, L.Rome189 BC180 BCRepublican moneyer, known only from his coins.149L·MAMILI21Titinius, M.Rome189 BC180 BCRepublican moneyer, possibly a son of the M. Titinius who was Praetor Urb. in 178 BC, or of the M. Titinius Curvus who was Praetor in Nearer Spain in 178 BC.150M·TITINI22Furius, S.Rome189 BC180 BCRepublican moneyer, known only from his coins.151S·FV (FV as monogram)23Q[uinctilius], SextusRome189 BC180 BCRepublican moneyer, possibly a son of the P. Quinctilius Varus who was Praetor in 203 BC.152SX·Q24Calpurnius, Cn.Rome189 BC180 BCRepublican moneyer, presumably the father of the Cn. Calpusnius Piso who was Consul in 139. He may also be the son of the Cn. Calpurnius who was an officer during the Second Punic War.153CN·CALP (CALP ligatured)25Coelius, L.Rome189 BC180 BCRepublican moneyer, possibly the L. Coelius who was Legate 170-169 BC.154L·COIL26(Furius) PurpurioRome179 BC170 BCRepublican moneyer, possibly a son of the L. Furius Purpurio who was Consul in 196 BC.155PVR (ligatured)27(Iuventius) ThalnaRome179 BC170 BCRepublican moneyer, may be identified with the P. Iuventius Thalna who was praetor in 149 BC.161TAL (monogram)28MatienusRome179 BC179 BCRepublican moneyer, known only from his coins.162MAT (monogram)29Cluvius Saxula, C.Rome169 BC158 BCRepublican moneyer, possibly a son of the C. Cluvius Saxula who was Praetor in 173 BC and older brother to the moneyer (Cluvius) Saxula.173C·SAX (SAX as monogram)30Caecilius, A.Rome169 BC158 BCRepublican moneyer, possibly a son of the A. Caecilius who was Aedile of the Plebs in 189 BC.174A·CAE (AE ligatured)