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English: These tokens, featuring a number on one side, and an erotic scene on the other, are known as Spintriae. The Hunterian Museum has one of the largest known collections, but for most of the museum's 200-year history they were considered too scandalous to exhibit. These are part of an exhibit created for the International Numismatic Congress held in Glasgow in 2009.


Date: Around 22 to 79 CE.[1][2]


This photo was taken as part of Britain Loves Wikipedia in February 2010 by John Faithfull.

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  1. John R Clarke (1998) Looking at Lovemaking, University of California Press, p. 244 ISBN: 9780520229044.
  2. (11 July 2007). "Is that a Spintria in your Pocket, or Are You Just Pleased to See Me?". 20th Conference of the History of Economic Thought Society of Australia: 225–236. Brisbane: University of Queensland Printery.

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Ancient Roman spintria tokens. Date: Around 22 to 79 CE. Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery, Glasgow.

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