Silver quinarius, 15mm, 1.52gm, issued 87 BC Rome mint.
Obv: DOSSEN, Laureate head of Neptune right, trident behind.
Rev: Victory walking right holding wreath and palm, snake entwined altar before.
References: Sear 261, Cr 348/4.
Scarce.
The snake entwined altar may have been an allusion to Aesculapius, the god of healing, as a plague broke out that year.