Coins from Campania
Campania was (and is) a region in southern Italy. It was colonised by Ancient Greeks and was part of Magna Græcia. During Roman times it maintained a Greco-Roman culture. The capital city was Neapolis.

The original inhabitants of Campania were three defined groups of the Ancient peoples of Italy, who all spoke the Oscan language, which is part of the Italic family; their names were the Osci, the Aurunci and the Ausones. Another Oscan tribe, the Samnites, moved down from central Italy into Campania and conquered it.
Campania
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An AR Didrachm struck c. 405-400 BC in Hyria (Campania)
Obverse: head of Hera Lakinia facing slightly right, wearing necklace and polos ornamented with palmette between the foreparts of two griffins

Reverse: man-faced bull walking right YPINA (retrograde)

Diameter: 21 mm
Die Orientation: -
Weight: 6.9 g

From the H.J. Müller collection.

Rutter 134; Historia Numorum Italy 540
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An AR Denarius struck 83 (82)BC in Military Mint | Campania
Obverse: bust of Roma right wearing winged helmet PRO Q L MANLI

Reverse: Sulla right in quadriga holding caduceus and reins, Victory flying right holding wreath L·SVLLA·IM

Diameter: 18 mm
Die Orientation: -
Weight: 3.9 g

mint in south Italy. Reverse depicts Sulla's upcoming triumph which was held on 29-30 Janury 81 BC.

Crawford 367/5, SRCV I 286, RSC I Manlia 4, Sydenham 757
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An AR Denarius struck 88-87 BC in Military Mint | Campania
Obverse: Bust of Minerva left, wearing aegis and crested helmet, crowned by Victory standing behind her.

Reverse: Soldier(or Mars?), nude to waist, standing facing, helmeted head turned right, holding lance with his right hand, sword in his lowered left hand; on left, four shields attached to a tree, on right, forepart of bull reclining right, in exergue, IIIV.

Diameter: 19 mm
Die Orientation: -
Weight: 3.72 g
Provenance: Ex Othon Leonardos collection, J. Schulman, Amsterdam (31 May 1927), lot 339. Ex Joseph Martini collection, R. Ratto, Lugano (24 February 1930), lot 247. R. Ratto, Lugano - Fixed Price List VIII (1933), lot 176. Numismatica Ars Classica, Auction 70 (16 May 2013), lot 97. Numismatica Ars Classica, Auction 92 (23 May 2016), lot 1787. Hess Divo, Auction 338 (3 December 2019), lot 2.
Campana 121, 170c (this specimen, illustr. on pl. 9)
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An AE unit struck 250-225 BC in Neapolis (Italy)
Obverse: laureate head of Apollo left with long hair, control symbol behind

Reverse: lyre, on left, leaning against omphalos, on right, thyrsos below legend; NEOΠOΛITΩN

Diameter: 17.5 mm
Die Orientation: -
Weight: 6.4 g
No notes for this coin
SNG ANS -; SNG Copenhagen -; Rutter 592.