April 12, 2024
Julius Caesar Gold Aureus 46BC issue of Aulus Hirtius
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If you are the winner of this auction you will be the proud owner of the most worn example of this rare Roman Republic gold aureus known to exist. It has been examined by several ancient numismatic experts and been deemed to be genuine. You can go to Wildwinds to see better examples. A very well-known expert and author on Roman Republic coins commented on this coin- “ That identification deserves a prize. It appears that's exactly what it is. I'd bet MM HS that it's the most-worn known aureus of Aulus Hirtius. Everything is right about it including the bump in the middle of the reverse , and the small gap between the neck and drapery… It is 100% certain.” Also note the row of dots above and to the right of the bust. I am a collector and not a dealer. This coin is not in my specialty. I am selling it to pay for other Roman coins that I collect. Imperator : Julius Caesar Obverse : C CAESAR COS TER, veiled head of Vesta right. Reverse : A HIRTIVS PR, lituus, jug and axe. Mint & Date of Striking : Rome Mint- April 46BC, issue of Aulus Hirtius References : Crawford 466/1, Syd 1017, Cohen 2, Sear5 1395 Size/Denomination/Weight : 20x17mm/Gold Aureus/7.45 grams Notes: 7.45 grams of pure Ancient Roman Republic Gold (about 1/4 of an ounce)! It is a rare lifetime issue for Julius Caesar. It was minted by praetor, and a close personal
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