Seals and Tesserae. Roman, circa 1st century AD. Tessera (Lead, 22.24 mm, 4.34 g ). MATI, Fortuna-Tyche stanting left, holding rudder and cornucopia. Rev. Ibis holding a balance; on the plates, an elephant and a mouse. Rostovtsev - (but cfr. 1351 for the legend MATI with S and/or AE; and 3202 for Ibis holding a balance). Overbeck -. Turcan, Nigra Moneta 410 (which timidly attributes it to Matisco, present-day Mâcon, France). Arzone & Marinello, Lead Tokens of Museo di Castelvecchio 60. Very Fine. Very Rare, and in none of the studied and published specimens are the elephant and the mouse visible.
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