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Dec 11, 2024 - 01:49 PM
On Roman coins, "AVG" is an abbreviation for "Augustus," a title used by Roman emperors. This title, meaning "the revered one," was first adopted by Emperor Octavian, who became known as Augustus, and was used by subsequent emperors to signify their authority and divine status. The presence of "AVG" on a coin indicates it was issued under an emperor's reign.
