Cyicers
Cyicers are a type of ancient Roman coin, characterized by their distinctive design and historical significance. The term "cyicer" is derived from the Latin word "cycnum," which means "a coin." These coins were minted during the Roman Republic and the early Roman Empire, primarily in the 2nd and 1st centuries BCE. Cyicers are notable for their silver content and the intricate designs that often feature the bust of a Roman emperor or a prominent figure.
The most famous cyicer is the "Cyicer of Augustus," minted in 23 BCE, which depicts the bust
The design of cyicers typically includes a bust of the emperor or prominent figure on the obverse,
Cyicers are an important historical artifact, providing valuable insights into the art, culture, and economy of