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It was often distinguished from the As denomination by the orichalum color, but also because the Emperor’s portrait was most often depicted with a radiate crown
The reverse depict a standing goddess holding a cornucopia
The reverse of the coin also has the letters S and C. This is an abbreviation of Senatus Consulto which indicates the coin was struck with the support and decree of the Roman Senate
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