During the period 208-195 B.C in Rome, Silver Denari did not portray a particular person. The obverse had Goddess Roma: The profile head of Roma wearing a winged helmet. She was the female personification and protector of the city of Rome. A Value mark was also seen like an X which stood for 10 bronze asses. The reverse had The Dioscuri: The twin gods Castor and Pollux riding horses and charging into battle with ROMA stamped at the bottom

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