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(simbolo "falce di luna") Source Classical
Numismatic Group, Inc. Auction Electronic Auction
129 (21.12.2005) Lot 285 ( « | » )
Price 62 USD 129, Lot: 285. Estimate $75. Sold for
$62. Anonymous. 207 BC. AR Victoriatus (18mm, 2.72
g). Laureate head of Jupiter right / Victory
standing right, erecting trophy; crescent between.
Crawford 57/1;
Sydenham 220; RSC 24d. Near VF, grey tone.
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(simbolo "falce di luna") Source FORVM
ANCIENT COINS Roman Republic, 211 - 206 B.C. The
victoriatus, equivalent to the drachm, was minted to
facilitate trade with the Southern Italy Greeks, for
which denarii were too new and perhaps not easily
understood. Later when Rome's influence in South
expanded, about 170 B.C., the production ceased.
21389. Silver victoriatus, SRCV I 50, RSC I 24, VF,
Rome mint, 1.980g, 15.5mm, 270°, 211 - 206 B.C.;
obverse laureate head of Jupiter right; reverse
Victory right, crowning trophy with wreath in right,
crescent in center, ROMA in ex; SOLD.
| Riferimenti |
Peso
(g.) |
Diametro
(mm) |
Asse di
conio (h) |
| Link1 |
2,72 |
18 |
- |
| Link2 |
1,98 |
15,5 |
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