Need help identifying a font.

[Timtam12]

Hi all,
I've tried Identifont and other sites to try to figure out what font this is and am having a hard time. Does anyone know what it is? At first I thought it could belong to the Trajan family, but it's not quite there...
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

T

[gwpriester]

Friz Quadrata https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/itc/friz-quadrata/

[Boy]

Quite close. I searched the Internet as well and came up empty handed. Mwenz would probably know.

[gwpriester]

Good eye Boy. Close but no cigar as they say. I know I have seen this font before but I am not able to find it. The R is very distinctive.

[Lorrain]

I also searched without finding the exact font. Here are two others quite close, especially at the N level: Trajan and Giovanni.
The R and S reminded me of Adobe Garamond pro but the N didn't match.

[mwenz]

...Mwenz would probably know.

I'm afraid I would need a better sample.

Mike

[gwpriester]

The bowl of the P and F is not as deep on Trajan and Giovani. And the C is slightly different. The leg of the R is the most distinct. Kind of more of a peg.

[Lorrain]

I made it clear that these fonts were slightly different and I did not point out that the A and T of Friz Quadrata did not match.

[Timtam12]

Sorry for the late response...I was out of town....this is the best sample I have and it's still pretty blurry. Thank you so much for the input you all have already given....I've been having a really tough time pin pointing this one..It doesn't help that I have a crappy sample to work off of. Hmm, could this be it? CapitalisTypOasisMedium font

[gwpriester]

I'm not sure how you intend to use this, but given the tiny sample is the biggest you can find, then why not use one of the suggested fonts and only you and we will know the difference?

When you think about it, most people, unless they are designers, can tell a serif from a sans serif font.