Cosmin Vasile
Junior Numismatic, Antiques & Militaria Appraisal Office
204C. Denarius Coin, Roman Republic, 125 BC, silver
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204C. Denarius Coin, Roman Republic, 125 BC, silver
Starting price:
EUR 150
Sold
EUR 400
silver, d=19.02 mm
Obverse legend: ROMA
Obverse description: The head of the goddess Roma, to the right, wearing a Phrygian helmet with a star on the side guard.
Reverse legend: C·M͡ETELLVS
Reverse description: Jupiter, crowned by Victoria in flight, in a chariot pulled by two elephants, to the left, holding a thunderbolt in his left hand and the reins in his right hand.
This coin was issued under the jurisdiction of Gaius Caecilius Metellus Caprarius, one of the triumvirate monetales from the year 125 BC.
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