CILICIA, Uncertain. Gaius Sosius, Imperator? Circa 38 BC. Ĉ 20mm
  (6.84 gm). 

     A Rare Bronze, Reattributed to Gaius Sosius, General of Antony.
     Gaius Sosius, General of Antony, Brass23, (6.96g), c.38 BC,
     Uncertain city in Cilicia or Syria, 

Bare male head right. 
Quaestor's symbols: Fiscus, sella quaestoria and hasta, Q below.

RPC 5410; Laffaille 324; Grant, FITA, pg. 13.. Not in Sear.

Sosius was Quaestor (symbolized on this coinage with a Q and the symbols 
of the office) in 39 BC. The island of Zacynthus, a fleet station of 
Antony's, issued coins in the name of C SOSIVS Q (RPC1290), C SOSIVS IMP 
(RPC1291), C SOSIVS COS DESIG (RPC1292), and C SOSIVS COS (RPC1293). The 
first of these issues coincides with dating of this coin. Note that
both include the title Q.

Ex Münzen und Medaillen Auctiones AG, Auktion 13 (23-24 June 1983), lot 177. 
Triton V Sale, 15 Jan 2002, lot 521.
 Lot sold for USD 675.

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