Roman Republic. Anonymous. Cast "Aes Formatum" - Denomination coined by Haeberlin (Bronze, 29.02 x 30.47 mm, 31.07 g). Circa 4th century BC: It is assumed that this bronze currency was produced after the Aes Rude and before the Aes Grave. Cockle-shell cast bronze. Cf. ICC Appendix p. 76, pl. 90, no. 5 for similar type. Green patina.
From a Swiss Collection formed before 2005.
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