Roman Silver Bronze Coins - Imperatorial
Lot 4508 Session 17 (11.30am Friday 25 November) Terry Naughton Colle Roman Silver Bronze Coins - Imperatorial
Estimate $2,000
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SOLD $1,600
SEXTUS POMPEY, younger son of Pompey the Great, (died 35 B.C.), silver denarius, mint of Massilia, issued 44-43 B.C., (3.54 g), obv. bare head of Pompey the Great to right, NEPTVNI to left downwards, trident before, dolphin to right below, rev. Q NASI[DIVS] in exergue, galley under sail to right, star above, (S.1390, Cr.483/2, RSC 20, BMC Sicily 21). Weak in places, good very fine/very fine and very rare.
Ex Noble Numismatics Auction Sale 99 (lot 3513) the Tom May Collection.
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