a silver coin with an image of a woman and a bird on it
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ROMAN REPUBLIC Ti. Sempronius Graccus, designator of the quaestor. Denarius bearing the effigy of Julius Caesar, undated (40 BC), Rome. Obverse: Laureate bust of Julius Caesar facing right. Reverse: TI. SEMPRONIVS / GRACCVS / Q. DESIG. In the field, a vexillum, a legionary eagle, a plough and a decempeda (measuring rod), with S - C. RRC.525/3; Silver – 3.87 g – 19 mm – 6 h From the Elsen 98 sale, 13 December 2008, lot 222. With ancient graffiti ‘IOO’ behind the bust. On an oblong die, featuring a fine portrait of Caesar as a deity. Reverse concave and well-preserved, with a slightly faint strike. Very Fine / Very Fine to Superb.
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Auction time 10/13/2026 at 1:00 PM
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