AR Quinario¹, zecca di Roma, 99 a. C., Crawford 331/1 (pag. 331), Sydenham 587 (pag. 81), indice di rarità "(2)".

Descrizione sommaria (sono indicate in rosso le parti della leggenda usurate o comunque illeggibili):
D. Testa di Giove laureata a destra, Ṅ dietro la testa². Bordo lineare.
R. Vittoria stante a destra incorona un trofeo; in mezzo PSABIN³, a scendere. In esergo Q⁴; a destra Ṅ. Bordo lineare.

La ricerca nel web di monete della tipologia di figura ha dato luogo ai seguenti risultati:

1. http://davy.potdevin.free.fr/1%20Roman%20coins%200%20(Repubican)/crawford%20300-399/cr331-1_450chf.jpg 331/1 P. Vettius Sabinus. Quinarius 99, AR 2.00g. Laureate head of Jupiter r.; behind, A within four pellets. Rev. P. SABIN Victory standing r. crowning trophy; in field r., A within four pellets. In exergue, Q. B. Vettia 1. Sydenham 587. Crawford 331/1. Lightly toned and extremely fine. Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 46 - 2 April 2008 No: 351 360chf.
2. https://static.deamoneta.com/auctions/283/img/140D.jpg
   https://static.deamoneta.com/auctions/283/img/140R.jpg Coins 140 P. Vettius Sabinus. AR Quinarius, 99 BC. Obv. Laureate head of Jupiter right; behind, K. Rev. P. SABIN. Victory standing right crowning trophy; [in exergue, Q.]. Cr. 331/1. AR. 1.85 g. 13.00mm. About VF. Starting price: 50€.
3. vcoins Denomination: Silver quinarius; Date: 99 BC Reference: Sear-211. Cr-331/1. Syd-587. Size: 13.1 x 14.6mm. Weight: 1.83grams. Grade: aVF Obverse: Head of Jupiter right, with a B behind. Reverse: Victory standing right presenting a wreath to a trophy with P SABIN between, a B to the right and Q below.  The Q may be a denomination mark for a Quinarius.  Prezzo 110.00US$ 93.86€ Quotazione: 07/16/18.
4. https://www.numisbids.com/n.php?p=lot&sid=2011&lot=124 Lot 124 Starting Price: 100€ Price realized: 110€ P. Sabinus. AR Quinarius, 99 BC. Obv. Laureate head of Jupiter right; behind, B surmounted by dot. Rev. P. SABIN. Victory standing right crowning trophy, to right, B sourmonted by dot; in exergue, Q. Cr. 331/1. B. (Vettius) 1. AR. g. 1.94 Unusually well centred and superb. In exceptional condition for the issue. Lightly toned with golden hues. Graffito on obverse, otherwise EF. A curious and interesting graffito on obverse: LOSCO (?).
5. https://www.numisbids.com/sales/hosted/artemide/470/image00162.jpg Lot 162 Starting Price: 100€ Price realized: 140€ P. Sabinus. AR Quinarius, 99 BC. Obv. Laureate head of Jupiter right; behind, G. Rev. Victory right, crowning trophy; between, P. SABIN; in exergue, Q; to right, G. Cr. 331/1. B (Vettia) 1. AR. 1.95g. 13.00mm. In excellent condition for the issue. Lightly toned. EF.
6. https://www.cointalk.com/attachments/upload_2018-5-15_8-3-17-png.776413/ RR AR Quinarius 16mm 1.77g P Sabinus Rome 99 BCE Jupiter r E 3 pellets - P SABINE Q in ex Victory trophy E 3 pellets Cr 331-1 (Cited from: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/my-first-quinarius.316511/).
7. https://static.deamoneta.com/auctions/584/img/158D.jpg
   https://static.deamoneta.com/auctions/584/img/158R.jpg Lot 158: P. Sabinus. AR Quinarius, 99 BC. Obv. Laureate head of Jupiter right; behind, I and dot. Rev. Victory right, crowning trophy; between, P. SABIN; in exergue, Q; to right, [I and dot]. Cr. 331/1. B (Vettia) 1. AR. 1.89g 16.00mm. VF. Start price 35€.
8. https://static.deamoneta.com/auctions/413/img/69D.jpg
   https://static.deamoneta.com/auctions/413/img/69R.jpg Lot 69: P. Sabinus. AR Quinarius, 99 BC. Obv. Head of Jupiter right; behind, dot and L. Rev. Victory standing right, crowning trophy; in field, P. SABIN; on right, dot and L; in exergue, Q. Cr. 331/1. B. (Vettia) 1. AR. 1.83g. 16.00mm. VF. Start price 35€ Current price 66€. Minimum bid: 71€.
9. https://static.deamoneta.com/auctions/584/img/157D.jpg
   https://static.deamoneta.com/auctions/584/img/157R.jpg Lot 157: P. Sabinus. AR Quinarius, 99 BC. Obv. Head of Jupiter right, laureate. Rev. Victoria standing right; crowning a trophy. Cr. 331/1. AR. 1.85g. 15.00mm. EF. Start price 50€.
10. https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=118237 CGB.fr http://www.cgbfr.com/ MONNAIES 16 237 31.12.2002 VETTIA (99 avant J.-C.) Publius Vettius Sabinus Quinaire N° v16_0237 Date: 99 AC. Nom de l'atelier: Rome Métal: argent Diamètre: 13mm Axe des coins: 6h. Poids: 1,46g. Degré de rareté: R1 Etat de conservation: TB+/TTB Prix de départ: 30€ Estimation: 60€ Prix réalisé: 36€.  Nombres d'offres: 2 Offre maximum: 45€. Commentaires sur l'état de conservation: Flan étroit des deux côtés. Joli revers. A été nettoyé anciennement. N° dans les ouvrages de référence: BMC/RR.-  - CRR.587 (3) - Cr.331 /1 - RSC.1 (Vettia) - RCV.211 (224$) Titulature avers: Anépigraphe. Description avers: Tête laurée de Jupiter à droite. Titulature revers: P. SABIN// [Q]. Description revers: Victoire drapée debout à gauche, tournée à droite, tenant une palme de la main gauche et couronnant de la main droite un trophée d’armes placé dans le champ à droite. Traduction revers: Publius Sabinus// Quوstor”, (Publius Sabinus questeur). Commentaire à propos de cet exemplaire: Poids léger. Pour ce type, M. Crawford a relevé une estimation de 100 coins de droit et de 100 coins de revers. La lettre derrière la tête de Jupiter n’est pas visible. Commentaires: M. Crawford fait remarquer que pour cette émission, le couplage des coins lie chaque droit à un revers unique. On ne connaît pas la carrière de P. Vettius Sabinus après la questure. Ce type de quinaire reprend la typologie du Victoriat qui a disparu depuis près d’un siècle. Pour H. A. Seaby, le Q de l’exergue ne désignerait pas la fonction publique (quوstor) de P. Vettius Sabinus, mais la dénomination monétaire (quinarius). Historique: En 99 avant J.-C., Marcus Antonius et Aulus Postumius Albinus furent consuls.
11. https://www.biddr.ch/auctions/savoca/browse?a=302&l=279526 Risultato: 75€ Descrizione: P. Sabinus 99 BC. Rome Quinarius AR 13mm, 1,70g Laureate head of Jupiter right; • B behind / Victory standing right, crowning trophy with wreath; P•SABIN between; I to right of trophy; Q in exergue. good very fine. Crawford 331/1; RSC Vettia 1; King 32

• la moneta di figura non presenta segni rilevanti di usura da circolazione, tuttavia la testa della Vittoria appare appena abbozzata;
• la capigliatura di Giove è priva di dettaglio;
• tracce di intervento meccanico si rilevano sotto il taglio del collo di Giove;
• la moneta è spatinata.

Un saluto cordiale.
Giulio De Florio

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Note:
(1) Quinario (argento). Il quinario valeva mezzo denario. Raccolgo in tabella le caratteristiche fisiche dei quinari della tipologia di figura tratte dai link di cui sopra: