Unknown Titus please help

Pwill

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Hi I am having trouble identifying this coin I believe it's Titus Augustus but I can only find right facing examples with the Jewish slave reverse I can't find left facing like the one I have come across any help would be appreciated thanks
 

I couldn't find it either; but then again, there were at least 45 varieties of this coin minted over a 25 year period (Titus and Domitian reigns).
Perhaps your variety has yet to be shown online.
I perfer not to think that it is other than authentic.
Don......
 

its the real deal just can't find it anywhere hence putting it on here for the experts to hopefully help out
 

How about this one:
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[FONT=&quot]Titus AR Denarius. Rome mint, 79 AD. IMP TITVS CAES VESPASIAN AVG P M, laureate head left / TR P VIIII IMP XIIII COS VII P P, Jewish captive kneeling right at base of trophy. RSC 274b
Don.......

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Pwill,
Congrats on the apparent rarity of your find !!

"Titus minted quite a flurry of coins after his father Vespasian's death in June of 79 AD. Many are quite common and are a continuation of themes and types issued under Vespasian. The left facing portraits from this series are much scarcer than right facing.

A Judaea Capta type (or perhaps a reference to a British victory?), this left facing portrait of the type is rated R2 by RIC. Normally the left facing types were issued at ratio of 1:10 against right facing, this one seems to have been minted on an even smaller scale."
Source:
https://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=1192
Don......
 

Thanks Don for your help now to try and put a price on it
 

Okay thanks don don't think it would be worth that much mate lol
 

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