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Pontius Pilate, year 30 CE (GBC 649 - TJC 333) - Varieties only -

V. Common date varieties

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 THE 3 BEST H649 "HZ" - "LIS" SPECIMENS 

    

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H649 Barbaric dies:

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Varieties on inscription      Varieties on lituus      Rare date varieties      Common date varieties      The LIV issues     Strike varieties

Countermarked varieties

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H649 Dies dated "HZ" listed: 18

H649 Dies dated "LIZ" (retrograde "Z") listed: 41

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 5. H649 COMMON DATE VARIETIES

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 5.1 Date "HZ" instead of "LIZ" 

5.1.1 Die R1-HZ

 

 

5.1.2 Die R2-HZ

    

     

5.1.3 Die R3-HZ

     

 

5.1.4 Die R4-HZ

5.1.5 Die R5-HZ

    

5.1.6 Die R6-HZ

   

5.1.7 Die R7-HZ

   

5.1.8 Die R8-HZ

 

5.1.9 Die R9-HZ

 

5.1.10 Die R10-HZ

 

5.1.10 Die R11-HZ

5.1.11 Die R12-HZ

5.1.12 Die R13-HZ

5.1.13 Die R14-HZ

5.1.14 Die R15-HZ to R22-HZ

 

 5.2 Date "LIZ" with retrograde "Z" 

The LIV, LIZ (retrograde "Z") & LIS date varieties can be very similar, but their origin are various:

1. LIV is shown on extremely rare and poorly struck specimens bearing the lituus on obverse and the wreath on reverse (only 5 specimens listed!). Like the H648 coins, those specimens were struck in 29 C.E. It can be considered as a limited (trial?) pre-coinage having been re-issued one then two years later (30 & 31 C.E.) for a much larger diffusion.

2. LIZ (with retrograde "Z") is the most common variety on Pontius Pilate's coins, probably engraved by an unskilled enough engraver(s). A bit like I am in English. 

3. LIS can be considered as a "variety of the variety" LIZ (with retrograde "Z")

5.2.1 Die R1-LIS

     

5.2.2 Die R2-LIS  

  

 

5.2.3 Die R3-LIS  The dots are spaced out

 

5.2.4 Die R4-LIS 

 

5.2.5 Die R5-LIS 

    

5.2.6 Die R6-LIS 

   

5.2.7 Die R7-LIS

  

5.2.8 Die R8-LIS 

 

5.2.9 Die R9-LIS

  

5.2.10 Die R10-LIS

   

5.2.11 Die R11-LIS  (& unusual wreath)

  

5.2.12 Die R12-LIS

  

5.2.13 Die R13-LIS (The "I" of the date of the 2nd specimen does not seems straight but it is a light angle effect)

  

5.2.14 Die R14-LIS

 

5.2.15 Die R15-LIS

5.2.16 Die R16-LIS

5.2.17 Die R17-LIS

5.2.18 Die R18-LIS

5.2.19 Dies R19-LIS to R22-LIS Same manners as Die 05, probably the same engraver (each specimen presents a different die)

     

5.2.20 Dies R23-LIS to R48-LIS Each of the following specimens has been struck by a different die

 

 

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Note that another die bearing "LIS" and a wreath turning rightward is known on a hybrid specimen. This die is already listed in the H649 Barbaric reverse dies section.