Struck at Colonia Viennensis, 36 BC. Connect with Coin World: Sign up for our free eNewsletter. Processing orders will take 1 to 2 business days before shipping them out. 17 g, 6 h), Rome, circa 64-65. From a European collection, formed before 2005. Chr., Rom, L. Mussidius... Roman Imperational, Julius Caesar, as Dictator, 49-44 BC, AR Denarius, 'the coin that killed Caesar', struck February-March 44 BC, Banti Plate Coin. The 11 rulers following Julius Caesar's reign such as Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula and others, shaped the course of Rome and western civilization as we know it. Estimate: 150 USD... Diamond, Silver, Gold, 24k Gold, Yellow Gold, Sterling Silver. About eighty specimens of this remarkable coin are estimated to exist in silver, with two known in gold.
494/39 a; Sear 116; Syd. Imagine owning such a piece! Despite its age, the coin is in near-mint condition, and is one of only three known to exist. Interpretations range from a representation of good over evil to a play on the Punic term for pachyderm. R/ Emblèmes sacerdotaux: culullus, aspergillum, hache et apex. RIC I 2; BMCRE 4; BN 3-8; RSC 11. Diademed head of Philip I right within fillet border / Zeus Nicephorus seated left; monogram to inner left, ∆ (date) and thunderbolt in exergue; all within wreath. Roman coin with caesar picture. Crawford 480/10; Alföldi type VIII (unlisted dies); CRI 107a; Sydenham 1073; RSC 38. Flaminius Chilo, moneyer. Their wondrous, diverse iconography frequently epitomizes the setting in which they were struck. CAESA[R•IMP] Wreathed head of Julius Caesar to right; to left, lituus and simpulum. A particularly well-center example of this popular type, on a flashy flan.
The gold aureus bests a gold Pantikapaion stater that sold in 2012 from the Prospero Collection for $3. You will need to wrap the string around your wrist and measure it. Items originating outside of the U. that are subject to the U.
A single-bladed, double-handed, and animal-headed axe), and a simpulum. Head right, wearing oak wreath / DIVVS • IVLIVS across field, comet with eight rays and tail. Brutus subsequently killed himself after losing the Battle of Philippi to Caesar's nephew and heir, Octavius, and friend Mark Antony. After his murder, Brutus fled to Greece and had coins produced by a mobile military mint. A d., la lettre M (munus). Julius caesar portrait coin. Obv: Wreathed head of Caesar r., without legend. Rev; L AEMILIVS BVCA; Venus standing left holding Victory and sceptre. RR Etwas dezentriert, kl. Owner Comments: Ancient coins provide us with a palpable link to a specific time and place in history. All necklaces will have the length in the product's description. Good Very Fine; well-centered with beautiful old cabinet tone. Chr., kleinasiatische Münzstätte; 3, 91 g. Schürfstelle auf dem Revers, gutes sehr schön/vorzüglich Exemplar der Sammlung Fritzotto Bauss.
This is the silver denarius that was used during the time of Jesus, and was the coin that Jesus would have used to illustrate his famous words…. Antique 19th Century Italian Figurative Sculptures. In ANACS encapsulation 7499297, graded VG 8. The aureus had an estimate of £500, 000 ($650, 445 U. Denarius Julius Caesar : Buy and Sell Ancient Coins : Auction Prices. Estimate: 100 GBP... Roma Numismatics Ltd - E-Sale 107, Lot 932Augustus AR Denarius. Dated year 4 of the Caesarean Era (46/5 BC).
The obverse of the coin features a portrait of Marcus Brutus. After his assassination a civil war ensued. At a time when armies were paid primarily in gold and land, he amassed one of the most loyal and successful armies the world had ever seen. 58; BMC 4238; Crawf. CAESAR Trophy of Gallic arms; oval shield to left, axe surmounted by animal's head to right. Chr., Rom, L. Ancient Roman Coins for Sale - Worldwide Delivery. Mussidius Longus; 4, 05 g. mit Kranz// Füllhorn auf Globus zwischen Steuerruder, Caduceus und Apex. The verso portrays an elephant facing right, with its trunk defiantly raised upwards, about to trample what appears to be a horned serpent, and, in exergue, the simple, yet striking, legend of CAESAR.
TI CLAVDIVS CAE[SAR AVG P M TR P IMP], bare head to left / [COL AVG]... Sous le menton, sidus Iulium.