Roman Silver & Bronze
Lot 2098 Session 7 (11.30am Thursday) Roman Silver & Bronze
Estimate $750
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SOLD $800
JULIUS CAESAR, (assassinated 44 B.C.), silver denarius, mint moving with Caesar, issued 48-7 B.C., (3.78 grams), obv. female head wearing oak wreath to right, with IIT behind, rev. trophy with Gallic shield and carnyx, to right axe, below CAESAR, (S.1400 [£325 EF], Cr. 452/2, Syd. 1009). Banker's punch in field on obverse, on small flan, otherwise extremely fine with old cabinet tone, scarce.
Ex Noble Numismatics Sale 50 (lot 2255).
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