Online Coins Auction #85

ANONYMOUS. As. (Ae. 35.84g/33mm). 100 BC Rome. (Crawford 56). Obv: Laureate double-fronted head of Janus, above: I. Rev: Prow to right, above: I, below legend: AMOR. Very Fine.
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ANONYMOUS. ace uncial (Ae. 31.17g/35mm). 211 BC Rome. (Crawford 56/2). Obv: Laureate double-fronted head of Janus, above: I. Rev: Prow to right, above: I, below legend: ROMA. Almost Very Fine.
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ANONYMOUS. Quadrant. (Ae. 3.57g/17mm). 211 BC Rome. (Crawford 56/5). Obv: Head of Hercules in lion's skin to right, behind three dots. Rev: Bow to right, above legend: ROMA, below three dots. Almost Very Fine.
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ANONYMOUS. Uncia. (Ae. 14.38g/25mm). 217-215 BC Rome. (Crawford 6/38). Obv: Head of Rome left, point behind. Rev: Bow to right, above legend: ROMA, below point. Almost Very Fine/ Very Fine.
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ANONYMOUS. Hispanic Imitation Ace. (Ae. 9.43g/24mm). 211 BC Mint uncertain. (Crawford 56/3). Obv: Laureate head of Saturn to right, behind S. Rev: Prow to right, above S, before dolphin, below legend: ROMA. Very Fine.
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GENS AEMILIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.66g/20mm). 114-113 BC Mint from southern Italy. (Crawford 291/1; FFC 103). Obv: Laureate head of Rome to the right, star behind, legend: ROMA in front. Rev: Equestrian statue on three arches to the right, between the arches: LEP, around the legend: MN AEMILIO. Almost Very Fine. Oxidations cleaned.
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GENS AEMILIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.87g/19mm). 114-113 BC Mint from southern Italy. (Crawford 291/1; FFC 103). Obv: Laureate head of Rome to the right, star behind, legend: ROMA in front. Rev: Equestrian statue on three arches to the right, between the arches: LEP, around the legend: MN AEMILIO. Very Fine.
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GENS AEMILIA. Denarius. (Ar. 4.02g/17mm). 58 BC Rome. (Crawford 422/1b; FFC 123). Obv: King Aretas kneeling to the right with an olive branch, behind camel, above legend: M SCAVR AED CVR, on both sides legend: EX- Uncirculated, in exergue: REX ARETAS. Rev: Jupiter in chariot left below scorpion, above legend: P HVPSAE AED CVR, in exergue: C HVPSAE COS PREIVER, in field: CAPTV. Good Very Fine.
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GENS AEMILIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.82g/19mm). 62 BC Rome. (Crawford 415/1; FFC 126). Obv: veiled and diademed head of Concordia to the right, around legend: PAVLLVS LEPIDVS CONCORDIA. Rev: L Aemilius Lepidus standing to the left, leaning on a trophy, in front Perseus of Macedonia standing to the right with his sons, above legend: TER, in exergue: PAVLLVS. Almost Extremely Fine/ Good Very Fine.
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GENS AFRANIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.80g/18mm). 150 BC Rome. (FFC 133; Crawford 206/1). Obv: Head of Roma to the right, behind X. Rev: Victory with whip in biga to the right, below legend: SAFRA, in exergue: ROMA. Very Fine.
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GENS ANNIA. Denarius. (Ar. 4.04g/19mm). 82-81 BC Hispania. (Crawford 366/3a; FFC 143). Obv: Diademed bust of Anna Perenna right, around legend: C ANNIVS TFTN PRO COS EX Uncirculated. Rev: Victory carrying palm driving chariot to the right, around legend: HISP QL FABI LF. Very Fine.
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GENS CAECILIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.69g/18mm). 96 BC Rome. (Crawford 335/1b; FFC 210). Obv: Laureate head of Apollo to right, below star, around legend: L METEL A ALB SF. Rev: Roma seated left on shields carrying spear and sword, behind Victoria crowning her, in front legend: C MALL, in exergue: ROMA. Very Fine.
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GENS CAECILIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.71g/20mm). 96 BC Auxiliary workshop in Rome. (Crawford 335/1b; FFC 210). Obv: Laureate head of Apollo to right, below star, around legend: L METEL A ABL SF. Rev: Rome with spear and sword seated left on shields crowned by Victoria, left legend: C MALL, in exergue: ROMA. Good Very Fine.
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GENS CAESIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.60g/21mm). 112-111 BC Southern Italy. (FFC 222; Crawford 298/1). Obv: Diademed bust of Apollo to the left shooting a bundle of arrows, behind monogram: AP. Rev: The two gods Lares seated to the right with a scepter and caressing a dog between them, above the head of Vulcano with pincers in the field: LARE, in exergue: L CAESI. Almost Very Fine.
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GENS CALPURNIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.58g/19mm). 90-89 BC Rome. (Crawford 340/1; FFC 240). Obv: laureate head of Apollo right, behind number: LXXVII. Rev: Rider with palm galloping to the right, below legend: L PISO FRVGI, above number: XCIV, below legend ROMA monogram. Very Fine.
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GENS CASSIA. Lined denarius. (Ar-Ae. 2.83g/18mm). 78 BC Hispania. (FFC 556; Crawford 386/1). Head of Libero Bacchus to the right crowned with lyres, behind thyrsus. Rev: Diademed head of Libera to left, behind legend: L CASSI Q F. Very Fine.
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GENS CIPIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.80g/18mm). 115-114 BC Mint uncertain. (FFC 563; Crawford 289/1). Obv: Blunt head to right, in front legend: M CIPI MF, behind X. Rev: Victory with palm on beam to right, below rudder, in exergue: ROMA. Almost Very Fine/ Very Fine.
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GENS CLAUDIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.87g/18mm). 110-109 BC Rome. (Crawford 300/1; FFC 565). Obv: Head of Rome to right. Rev: Victoria driving biga to the right, in exergue: C PVLCHER. Very Fine.
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GENS CORNELIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.94g/19mm). 100 BC Northern Italy. (FFC 618; Crawford 329/1b). Obv: Bust with mace on the shoulder of Hercules to the right, behind oval shield, in front letter: G, below legend: ROMA. Rev: Rome standing with helmet and spear crowned by the Genius of the people with a cornucopia, on the left letter: F, in exergue: LENT MAR F. Very Fine. Dark patina.
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GENS CURIATA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.51g/19mm). 135 BC Coinage Uncertain. (FFC 668; Crawford 240/1b). Obv: Head of Rome to the right, in front X, behind legend: TRIGE. Rev: Juno with scepter in chariot to the right crowned by Victoria, below legend: C CVRF, in exergue: ROMA. Very Fine.
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GENS FONTEIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.98g/19mm). 114-113 BC Southern Italy. (Crawford 290/1; FFC 713). Obv: head of a double-fronted Fontus, in the field: P and star. Rev: Galley left with helmsman and three rows of oarsmen, above legend: C FONT, below: ROMA. Very Fine.
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GENS FONTEIA. Denarius of Geto-Dacian tribes. (Ar. 3.81g/21mm). 85 BC Auxiliary workshop in Rome. (Crawford 353/1c; FFC 719). Obv: Laureate head of Apolo Vejovis to the right, below a beam of rays, behind legend: CF MN FONTEI, in front CF. Rev: Genius on goat to the right, below tysos, above two caps of dioscuros, all within a laurel wreath. Scratch on reverse. Encapsulated by NGC ChF, Scuff.
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GENE FURY. Denarius. (Ar. 3.94g/19mm). 63 BC Rome. (Crawford 414/1; FFC 735). Obv: Head of Ceres crowned with spikes to the right, grain in front, spike behind, between: III-VIR, legend below: BROCCHI. Extremely Fine. Nice specimen, scarce like that.

It is known that Ceres is the goddess of agriculture, she is also related to fertility, but what is less known about this goddess, of Italian origin, is her association since the beginning of time with the plebeian cause. It is, therefore, a politicized image that played an important symbolic role in the political struggle of the last years of the Republic, establishing itself as the goddess of the mob par excellence. Such was its strength in Roman society at the time that in the last years of the republic, patrician politicians also began to use the image for their own interests. A good example of this is its use among the Furia gens, one of the oldest and noblest Roman patrician families. But not only them, Julius Caesar himself, already in imperial times, attributed his success to Ceres in an attempt to attract the Roman plebs for his purposes.
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GENS HERENIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.81g/19mm). 108-107 BC Southern Italy. (Crawford 308/1b; FFC 745). Obv: Diademed head of Pietas to the right, in front I, behind legend: PIETAS. Rev: Amphinomus fleeing with his father on his shoulders, in front letter: G, behind legend: M HERENNI. Almost Very Fine.
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GENS JUNIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.92g/18mm). 91 BC Rome. (Crawford 337/3; FFC 790). Obv: Head of Roma to right, behind: O. Rev: Victoria leading biga to right, above: XI, in exergue: D SILANVS/ROMA. Good Very Fine. Nice iridescent tone.
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GENS MARIA. As. (Ae. 22.81g/32mm). 148 BC Rome. (Crawford 215/2a). Obv: Laureate double-faced head of Janus, above: I. Rev: Prow to right, above legend: Q MARC, in front: LIBO, below: ROMA. Almost Very Fine.
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GENS MARCIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.37g/19mm). 148 BC Rome. (FFC 848; Crawford 215/1). Obv: Head of Rome to the right, in front X, behind legend: LIBO. Rev: The Dioscuri on horseback to the right, above stars, below legend: Q MARC, in exergue: ROMA. Good Very Fine.

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GENS MINUCIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.98g/20mm). 103 BC Rome. (Crawford 319/1; FFC 928). Obv: Head of Mars left. Rev: Two soldiers fighting each other, another fallen to the ground, in exergue: Q THERM MF. Very Fine.
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GENS NONIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.81g/19mm). 59 BC Rome. (Crawford 421/1; FFC 941). Obv: Head of Saturn to the right, behind a harp and glass?, above: Uncirculated, in front: SVFENAS. Rev: Roma seated to the left on a pile of shields carrying a scepter and being crowned by Victoria with a palm standing to the left, in exergue: SEX NONI, around legend: PR LVP F. Good Very Fine/ Very Fine.
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GENS PLANCIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.62g/19mm). 55 BC Rome. (Crawford 432/1; FFC 991). Obv: Head of Diana Planciana to the right, around legend: CN PLANCIVS AED CVR Uncirculated. Rev: Goat right, behind quiver and bow. Very Fine.
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GENS PLAUTIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.98g/19mm). 60 BC Rome. (Crawford 420ab; FFC 995). Obv: Head of Neptune to right, behind tridentr, in front legend: P YPSAE Uncirculated. Rev: Jupiter with lightning bolt driving chariot left, behind C YPSAE COS, below: PROV CEPIT. Extremely Fine. Minting vanes. Nice iridescent tone. Scarce like that.
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GENS POMPEIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.88g/20mm). 137 BC Rome. (Crawford 235/1c; FFC 1021). Obv: Head of Rome with helmet, in front X, behind glass. Rev: She-wolf breastfeeding the twins Romulus and Remus, behind herder standing and in the background birds in a fig tree, around legend: SEX PO FOSTLVS, in exergue: ROMA. Very Fine.
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POSTUMY GENS. Denarius. (Ar. 3.71g/19mm). 81 BC Auxiliary workshop in Rome. (Crawford 372/2; FFC 1072). Obv: veiled head of Hispania to the right, behind legend: HISPAN. Rev: robed character standing left between legionary eagle and consular façades, legend: A POST AFSN ALBIN. Good Very Fine.
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POSTUMY GENS. Denarius. (Ar. 3.75g/19mm). 81 BC Auxiliary workshop in Rome. (Crawford 372/2; FFC 1072). Obv: veiled head of Hispania to the right, behind legend: HISPAN. Rev: robed character standing left between legionary eagle and consular façades, legend: A POST AFSN ALBIN. Good Very Fine.
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GENS SERGIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.83g/17mm). 116-115 BC Northern Italy. (Crawford 286/1; FFC 1111). Obv: Head of Roma to right, behind star, behind: ROMA, in front: EX Uncirculated. Rev: Horseman with sword to the left in the field head of a Gaul, below legend: QM SERGI, in exergue: SILVS. Very Fine.
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GENS SERVILIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.89g/19mm). 100 BC Northern Italy. (Crawford 327/1; FFC 1117). Obv: Head of Rome to right, behind letter O. Rev: Two warriors fighting on foot with horses at their sides, in exergue: M SERVEILI CF, below letter R. Very Fine.
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GENS TITURIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.67g/19mm). 89 BC Rome. (Crawford 344/3; FFC 1147). Obv: Head of Tatius to the right, legend to the right: SABIN. Rev: Victory leading biga to the right with a laurel wreath, below legend: L TITVRI, in exergue: bunch of grapes. Good Very Fine/ Very Fine.
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GENS TULLIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.72g/20mm). 120 BC Rome. (Crawford 280/1; FFC 1162). Obv: Helmeted head of Rome to the right, behind legend: ROMA. Rev: Victory carrying a palm and driving a chariot to the right, above a laurel wreath, below: X, in exergue: M TVLLI. Very Fine.
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GENS VALERIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.88g/19mm). 108-107 BC Southern Italy. (Crawford 306/1; FFC 1165). Obv: Winged bust of Victoria to the right, star in front. Rev: Mars advancing to the left carrying a trophy and labza to the left, in front of a flamenco cap and behind a spike, in the field legend: L VALERI/FLACCI. Very Fine.
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GENS VIBIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.58g/17mm). 90 BC Auxiliary workshop in Rome. (Crawford 342/5b; FFC 1194). Obv: Laureate head of Apollo to the right, deer's head in front, legend: PANSA behind. Rev: Minerva with spear and trophy leading chariot to right, in exergue: C VIBIVS CF. Almost Very Fine.
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GENS VIBIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.76g/17mm). 90 BC Auxiliary workshop in Rome. (Crawford 342/5b; FFC 1194). Obv: Laureate head of Apollo to the right, deer's head in front, legend: PANSA behind. Rev: Minerva with spear and trophy leading chariot to right, in exergue: C VIBIVS CF. Very Fine.
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JULIUS CAESAR. Denarius. (Ar. 3.58g/18mm). 49-48 BC Mobile military mint. (Crawford 443/1). Obv: Elephant advancing to the right, in front of a snake, below legend: CAESAR. Rev: Emblems of the pontificate: simpulum, aspergilum, securis (crowned by wolf's head) and apex. Almost Very Fine.
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JULIUS CAESAR. Denarius. (Ar. 3.82g/19mm). 47-46 BC Mobile military mint in North Africa. (Crawford 458/1; FFC 10). Obv: Diademed head of Venus right. Rev: Aenas advancing left carrying Anchises and palladium in his arms, behind legend: CAESAR. Good Very Fine. Scarce specimen.
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JULIUS CAESAR. Lined denarius. (Ar-Ae. 3.80g/18mm). 44 BC Rome. (Crawford 480/17). Obv: Julius Caesar's laureate head to the right, behind legend: IMPER. Rev: Venus standing to left carrying Victory and shield, behind legend: M METTIVS. Almost Extremely Fine. Nice and rare specimen keeping all the silver coating.
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POMPEY the Great. As. (Ae. 23.48g/33mm). 45 BC (Crawford 471/1). Obv: Double-faced head of Janus, above I. Rev: Prow to right, below legend: IMP, above: CN MAG. Almost Very Fine.
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MARCO ANTONIO and OCTAVIO. Denarius. (Ar. 3.62g/20mm). 41 BC Flying mint. (FFC 8; Crawford 517/2). Obv: Head of Marco Antonio to right, around legend: M ANT IMP AVG III VIR RPCM BARBAT QP. Rev: Octavio's head to right, around legend: CAESAR IMP PONT III VIR RPC. Almost Very Fine.
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MARCO ANTONY. Denarius. (Ar. 3.62g/20mm). 32-31 BC Mobile military mint. (Crawford 544/10). Obv: Galley to right, below legend: III VIR RP C. Rev: Eagle between two banners, around legend: LEG XVII CLASSICAE. Almost Very Fine. Cleaned. Cracks. Scarce.
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MARCO ANTONY. Denarius. (Ar. 3.64g/18mm). 32-31 BC Flying mint. (Crawford 544/18; FFC 36). Obv: Praetorian Galley to the right, around legend: ANT AVG III VIR RPC. Rev: Legionary eagle between two banners, among them: LEG-V. Almost Extremely Fine.
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MARCO ANTONY. Denarius. (Ar. 3.42g/18mm). (FFC 50; Crawford 544/30). Obv: Praetorian galley to right, around legend: ANT AVG III VIR RPC. Rev: Legionary eagle between two military insignia, including legend: LEG XV. Very Fine.
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Set of three republican denarii from different families. TO EXAMINE.
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