Modern day Rimini. Founded by the Romans in 268 BC at the mouth of the Ariminus river, in an area previously inhabited by Etruscans, Umbrians, Greeks and Gauls.
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| BMC 8 | Ariminum, Umbria, AE21, obol or quarter uncia, 5.53 gr. 268-240 BC. Bearded head of Hephaistos left, wearing laureate pileus / ARIMN, Gallic warrior walking left, holding sword and large oval shield, with boss ending in two long ridges. BMC 8; SNG ANS 101; Campana 7. | Text | Image |
| TV 140 | Ariminum, Umbria. Aes Quadrans ca. 284-270 BC. 85.90 gr, 47.00mm. Head of Gallic warrior right wearing torque / Trident. Three dots to right. TV 140; Vecchi ICC, 231; BMC 1. | Text | Image |
| TV 141 | Ariminum, Umbria. Aes Sextans (2 uncia) ca. 284-270 BC. 45 mm. 64.20 g. Head of Gallic warrior right wearing torque / Dolphin right. Two dots below. TV 141; Vecchi ICC, 232; BMC 2. | Text | Image |
| Vecchi 230 | Ariminum, Umbria. AE58 mm cast quadrunx. 147.53 g. 268-225 BC. Bust of Gaul right, wearing torque. / Sword and scabbard. Four dots (value mark) down left field. Vecchi ICC, 230 (this coin); Rutter HN Italy 3. | Text | Image |
| Vecchi 233 | Ariminum, Umbria. AE cast Uncia. 55.63 g. 268-225 BC. Bust of Gaul right, wearing torque. / Rostrum (ram of galley), dot (value mark) in left field. Vecchi ICC, 233; Rutter HN Italy 6. | Text | Image |
| Vecchi 234 | Ariminum, Umbria. AE27 cast semiuncia. 20.17 g. 268-225 BC. Bust of Gaul right. / Scallop shell. Vecchi ICC, 234; Rutter HN Italy 7. | Text | Image |
