Descrizione sommaria (sono indicate in rosso le parti della leggenda usurate o comunque non più leggibili):
D. Apollo, testa laureata a destra, dietro A; senza bordo.
R. Sedia curule con ghirlanda sulla quale è distesa una corona⁴. Sopra C.CONSIDI; in esergo PAETI⁵. Bordo perlinato.

La ricerca nel web di monete della tipologia di figura ha dato luogo ai seguenti risultati:

1. https://www.romanumismatics.com/194-lot-675-c--considius-paetus-ar-denarius-?auction_id=48&view=lot_detail E-Sale 53, 07-02-2019, Lot 675. C. Considius Paetus AR Denarius. Description C. Considius Paetus AR Denarius. Rome, 46 BC. Laureate head of Apollo right; A to left, no border of dots / Garlanded curule chair; C•CONSIDI above, [PAETI] below. Crawford 465/2b; RSC Considia 2a. 3.94g, 18mm, 5h. Very Fine. Areas of flatness; die break to rev. Ex Eucharius Collection, Roma Numismatics E-Sale 26, 30 April 2016, lot 592. Hammered For: £60.
2. https://www.biddr.com/auctions/savoca/browse?a=609&l=625540 Silver 34th Silver Auction Lot 336 C. Considius Paetus 46 BC. Rome Denarius AR 17mm, 4,15g. Laureate head Description C. Considius Paetus 46 BC. Rome Denarius AR. 17mm., 4,15g. Laureate head of Apollo right; A to left, no border of dots / Garlanded curule chair; [C CONSIDI] above, PAETI below. very fine Crawford 465/2b; Sydenham 991a; CRI 77c; Considia 2a.
3. https://www.cngcoins.com/Coin.aspx?CoinID=65924 Sale: CNG 69, Lot: 1356. Estimate $200. Closing Date: Wednesday, 8 June 2005. Sold For $420. C. Considius Paetus. 46 BC. AR Denarius (3.89g, 4h). Laureate head of Apollo right, large jewel on forehead; A to left, no border of dots / Curule chair. Crawford 465/2b; Sydenham 991a; CRI 77c; Considia 2a. VF. Very rare varitey with jewel and no border; the first CNG has offered. ($200).
4. https://www.flickr.com/photos/ahala_rome/3351289275 465/2b #9945-37 C.CONSIDIVS PAETVS Apollo Curule chair Denarius 46BC. 3.73grams. Rome mint. Considia. Crawford 465/02b C.CONSIDIVS PAETVS. Obverse: hd Apollo r, A. Reverse: curule chair, C CONSIDI PAETI. Common. CONSIDIA. Obv — Sine epigraphe. A laureated female head, with ear-rings but bare neck, regarding the right, considered to represent the goddess of Liberty. In the nape of the neck the letter A. This coin was probably minted B.C. 49; it is a common. From the A on the obverse, it has been advanced that they were struck at Adrumetum, still I look upon it merely as a mint-mark: besides which, as the name was then aspirated, the moneyer would probably place H instead of A as the mint letter. A Caius Considius certainly fell into Caesar's power when Adrumetum was taken, and he was pardoned ; but we know nothing further on that point. Rev — A handsome though empty senatorial curule chair; above it C(aii) CONSIDI(i), and PAETI below it. This may possibly allude to the vacancies which were occasioned by fugitive consuls in Pompey's disturbances: but we do not find that any of the Considii gained any higher curule office in the state than the praetorship held by M. Considius Nonianus, 52 BC. It might perhaps allude to the absence of senators, when Considius told Caesar that he attended only because he felt secure in the armour of old age. The family though old was undistinguished, and had therefore no beneficial exploit to commemorate by means of the mint, of which Caius had become the moneyer. His great ancestor, Q. Considius, was Tribune of the Plebs in 476 BC: he, however, was only remarkable for applying the ferment of the Agrarian poison to the Commons (Livy ii. 52), and thereby procuring an unjust sentence against Menenius, the consul.
5. https://livebid.cz/auction/katz_10ea/detail/2078 10. Offerte Prezzo finale 42 EUR. Prezzo di partenza 5 EUR. L'asta di questo oggetto si è già conclusa Jubilee Auction 1099 / 3814 2078 Roma. C. Considius Paetus. Denarius. 46 BC. 2,6g. Laureate head of Apollo right; linear border; behind, A. R/ Curule chair, garlanded, on which lies wreath; above, [C] CONSIDI; in exergue, PAETI. Crawford 465/2b; Sydenham 991a; BMCRR Rome 4086. Offerte Prezzo finale 42 EUR. Prezzo di partenza 5 EUR. L'asta di questo oggetto si è già conclusa. 2078 Roma. C. Considius Paetus. Denarius. 46 BC. 2,6g. Laureate head of Apollo right; linear border; behind, A. R/ Curule chair, garlanded, on which lies wreath; above, [C] CONSIDI; in exergue, PAETI. Crawford 465/2b; Sydenham 991a; BMCRR Rome 4086.

Un saluto cordiale.
Giulio De Florio