Muzeion
Original Roman Empire Silver Denarius // Emperor Curiatius F. Trigeminus // Ca. 135 BCE
Product Description
Obverse: Helmeted head of Roma right, X below chin, behind, TRIGE.
Reverse: Juno in quadriga, right, wearing diadem and crowned by Victory from behind, holding specter in left hand and reins in right hand. CCVR & ROMA in the bottom.
A denarius (plural denarii) is an ancient Roman coin made of silver. Like most countries, ancient Roman coins represented a portion of a larger denomination. The smallest denomination issued at the time was the as (plural asses). A denarius functioned similarly to the United States penny in today’s commerce.
Republican moneyer, probably the father of the C. Curiatius (q.v.) who issued coins in 135 BC. He is probably also the C. Curiatius who was Tribune of the Plebs in 138 BC. His coins are marked CCVR TRIGE (with VR ligatured).
Product Details
- ColorsSilver
- Materials
Silver
- Measurements
0.75"Ø
- OriginItaly
— Classification: TTB+
— RIC 240/-
— Type: Roman Empire Silver Denarius
— Variety: Silver Ca. 135 BCE
— Weight: 2.99 g
— Diameter: 19.05mm
— Composition: Silver
— Obverse Design: Emperor Curiatius F. Trigeminus
— Obverse Inscription: Helmeted head of Roma right, X below chin, behind, TRIGE.
— Reverse Design: Juno in quadriga
— Reverse Inscription: Juno in quadriga, right, wearing diadem and crowned by Victory from behind, holding spectre in left hand and reins in right hand. CCVR & ROMA in the bottom.
— Includes Certificate of Authenticity Signed by Arq. Guillermo Cardenas Jimenez, Muzeion Gallery CEO
Shipping Information
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Shipping AvailabilityCanada, United States
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Shipping PolicyStandard Ground Shipping
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Ship In3-5 weeks ⓘ
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Return PolicyFinal sale, not eligible for return or cancellation
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