a close up of a coin with an image of a woman on it
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ROMAN REPUBLIC P. Crassus M.f. Denarius ND (55 BC), Rome. Obverse: SC. Head of Venus facing right, wearing a diadem and a laurel wreath. Rev. P. CRASSVS - M. F. Woman facing forwards, holding a horse in her right hand and a spear in her left, with a cuirass and a shield at her feet. RRC.430/1; Silver – 3.71 g – 19 mm – 1 h With an old collector’s label. NGC Ch VF 5/5 2/5 graffito edge smoothing (2183766-010). Well centred on a large blank. Graffiti on the obverse. Old patina with iridescent sheen. Superb. The issuer is the youngest son of the famous triumvir Marcus Licinius Crassus. The female figure on the reverse, sometimes identified as P. Crassus’s Gallic cavalry, remains unidentified, with her head surmounted by a sort of crown
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Auction time 10/14/2026 at 9:30 AM
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