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NERO CAESAR AVGVSTVS Laur head of Nero r Rev. IVPPITER CVSTOS Juppiter seated l holding thunderbolt and sceptre(Rom 67-8 ad)RIC 69 weight 3,15 Grspikbjorn
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006a5. NeroAR denarius. 64-65 AD, Rome. Obv: NERO CAESAR AVGVSTVS, laureate head right. Rev: IVPPITER CVSTOS, Jupiter seated left, holding thunderbolt and sceptre. RIC 53. RSC 119. BMC 74. CBN 220.lawrence c
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06 Nero RIC I 64Nero 54-68 A.D.. AR Denarius. Rome Mint. c. 66-67 A.D. (3.25g, 17.2mm, 6h ). Obv: l to r in- IMP NERO CAESAR AVGVSTVS, laureate head right. Rev: l to r in- IVPPITER CVSTOS, Jupiter, bare to waist, seated left holding thunderbolt ring right, and long scepter in left. RIC I 64, RSC 121.Lucas H
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14 - 16 - NERON (54 - 68 D.C.) AR Denario 3,07 gr.
Anv: IMP NERO CAESAR AVG P P - Cabeza laureada a derecha.
Rev: IVPPITER CVSTOS - Júpiter sentado hacia la izq., portando trueno en mano derecha y largo cetro vertical en der..
Esta emisión se realiza para agradecerle a Júpiter El Guardian (CVSTOS), el haber actuado para salvarlo de la famosa Conspiración Pisoniana , según Nerón únicamente la intervención divina de Éste pudo evitar su muerte, nombrándolo de aquà en adelante como protector del Imperio Romano.
La Conspiración Pisoniana: Luego del incendio del centro de Roma acaecido en el 64 D.C., recordemos la imagen de Nerón tocando la lira mientras se quemaba Roma, Nerón comienza la construcción en el sector quemado del Domus Aurea o Casa Dorada, nombre recibido por los azulejos dorados en su fachada; Este y otros excesos del Emperador hacen que se forme una conspiración para derrocarlo y colocar en su lugar a Gaius Calpurnius Piso / Cayo Calpurnio Pisón, polÃtico perteneciente a una noble familia romana, contando con el apoyo de senadores y personajes cercanos al Emperador como Petronio, Lucano, Séneca, y Faenio Rufo, comandante de la Guardia Pretoriana. Cuando la conspiración fue descubierta Cayo Calpurnio Pisón optó por quitarse la vida. Esta Conspiración habÃa sido preparada para el 19 de abril de 65 d. C., en el templo del dios Sol (vecino al Circo Máximo). El arma homicida habÃa sido escondida en el templo de Ceres y el autor era un hombre de la clase de los senadores llamado Escevino, la conspiración fracasa cuando un esclavo de este último le cuenta al Emperador de las intenciones de su amo.
Acuñada: 67 - 68 D.C.
Ceca: Roma
Rareza: R
Referencias: RIC I # 69 Pag.154 - Cohen I #122 Pag.200 - DVM #8 Pag.85 - BMC #80mdelvalle
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14-06 - NERON (54 - 68 D.C.) AR Denario 18.6 mm 3,07 gr.
Anv: IMP NERO CAESAR AVG P P - Cabeza laureada a derecha.
Rev: IVPPITER CVSTOS - Júpiter sentado hacia la izq., portando trueno en mano derecha y largo cetro vertical en der..
Esta emisión se realiza para agradecerle a Júpiter El Guardian (CVSTOS), el haber actuado para salvarlo de la famosa Conspiración Pisoniana , según Nerón únicamente la intervención divina de Éste pudo evitar su muerte, nombrándolo de aquà en adelante como protector del Imperio Romano.
La Conspiración Pisoniana: Luego del incendio del centro de Roma acaecido en el 64 D.C., recordemos la imagen de Nerón tocando la lira mientras se quemaba Roma, Nerón comienza la construcción en el sector quemado del Domus Aurea o Casa Dorada, nombre recibido por los azulejos dorados en su fachada; Este y otros excesos del Emperador hacen que se forme una conspiración para derrocarlo y colocar en su lugar a Gaius Calpurnius Piso / Cayo Calpurnio Pisón, polÃtico perteneciente a una noble familia romana, contando con el apoyo de senadores y personajes cercanos al Emperador como Petronio, Lucano, Séneca, y Faenio Rufo, comandante de la Guardia Pretoriana. Cuando la conspiración fue descubierta Cayo Calpurnio Pisón optó por quitarse la vida. Esta Conspiración habÃa sido preparada para el 19 de abril de 65 d. C., en el templo del dios Sol (vecino al Circo Máximo). El arma homicida habÃa sido escondida en el templo de Ceres y el autor era un hombre de la clase de los senadores llamado Escevino, la conspiración fracasa cuando un esclavo de este último le cuenta al Emperador de las intenciones de su amo.
Acuñada: 67 - 68 D.C.
Ceca: Roma
Rareza: R
Referencias: RIC I # 69 Pag.154 - Cohen I #122 Pag.200 - DVM #8 Pag.85 - BMC #80 - CBN #239 - Sear RCTV #1943 Pag.384 - RSC II #123 Pag.14mdelvalle
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64-65 Ad Nero - RIC 53 - RareNERO CAESAR AVGVSTVS - Laureate Bust right
IVPPITER CVSTOS - Jupiter, seated left, holding thunderbolt and scepter.
The reverse "type commemorates the protection of Nero from the Pisonian Conspiracy. In 64 AD, a large section of central Rome burned; Nero's reputed singing of the destruction of Troy during the fire led to the later association of him "fiddling" as the city burned. Nero's "excesses" resulted in a conspiracy to overthrow and replace him with Gaius Calpurnius Piso. Among the conspirators were many high-ranking members of Nero's court including Seneca the Younger, the poet Lucan, and Petronius, who called himself Nero's "arbiter of elegance." To Nero, the the failure of a conspiracy made up of those so close to him could have been achieved only through divine intervention. As the king of the Gods oversaw the security of the Roman state, Nero believed it was Jupiter the Guardian (Custos) who had saved him from harm."jimwho523
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Commodus (Augustus) Coin: Brass SestertiusM COMMODVS ANTONINVS AVG - Bust of Commodus, laureate, draped, right.
IVPPITER CONSERVATOR TR P VI IMP IIII COS III P P S C - Jupiter, nude except mantle over arms, standing front, head left, holding sceptre in left hand and thunderbolt in right hand extended over small figure of Commodus, togate, holding branch in right hand and scpeter in left hand
Exergue: COS III P P
Mint: Rome (181 AD)
Wt./Size/Axis: 20.54g / 33mm / 12h
References:
RIC III 308Cd
Provenances:
Savoca Coins
Acquisition/Sale: Savoca Coins Internet 6th Blue Auction #952 $0.00 10/05
Notes: Oct 5, 19 - The Gary R. Wilson CollectionGRWilson
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Commodus, RIC 308c, Sestertius of AD 181 (Jupiter)Æ Sestertius (25.9g, Ø33mm, 6h). Rome mint. Struck AD 181.
Obv.: M·COMMODVS ANTONINVS AVG, laureate head of Commodus facing right.
Rev.: IVPPITER CONSERVATOR·TR P VI IMP IIII COS III P P (around) S C (across field), Jupiter naked standing l. holding thunderbolt and long sceptre holding cloak over Commodus, togate, standing l. holding a branch and a sceptre.
RIC 308c (scarce); Cohen 273 (12fr).
ex Jesus Vico S.A. (2012)Charles S
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Domitian (81 - 96 A.D.)AR Denarius
O: Â IMP CAES DOMITIANVS AVG P M, laureate head of Domitian right.
R: IVPPITER CONSERVATOR, eagle standing facing, head left, on thunderbolt, wings spread.Â
Rome Mint, 82-83 A.D.
3.18g
19mm
RIC II.1 144
Ex.NGC CH F, Ex. Morris Collection
This reverse type commemorates the events during the civil war of 69 A.D. Upon the arrival of the flavian troops in Italy, Sabinus (the elder brother of Vespasian) was forced to seek refuge in the Capitoline fortress (the sanctuary of Jupiter). He also brought in Domitian, his nephew. Eventually the fortress was set on fire and Sabinus captured and executed. Domitian managed to escape and found shelter at one of his father's clients. Later in that place he built a temple for Jupiter Conservator (= the Protector). Source: Tacitus, Histories, the 3rd book, section LXXIV : "Domitianus.....ac potiente rerum patre, disiecto aeditui contubernio, modicum sacellum Iovi Conservatori aramque posuit casus suos in marmore expressam)Mat
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Domitian RIC II 0144Domitian 81-96 A.D. A.D. AR Denarius. Rome Mint 82-83 A.D. (3.31g, 18.3mm, 6h). Obv: IMP CASES DOMITIANVS AVG PM, laureate head right. Rev: IVPPITER CONSERVATOR, eagle standing front on thunderbolt, wings outspread, head left. RIC II 144 (R).
Despite the flan crack, I like this obverse which has a full and sharp legend. This would have been issued after Domitian’s monetary reform returning the silver content of imperial denarii to pre-Neronian times. This also has a wide flan and is well toned. Lucas H
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Domitian, AD 81-96AR denarius.
IMP CAES DOMITIANVS AVG P M, laureate head right / IVPPITER CONSERVATOR, eagle standing front on thunderbolt, wings outspread, head left. Rome mint, struck AD 82-83.
RIC II.1, 144; BMCRE II, 052; RSC II, 320.
socalcoins
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IVPPITER CVSTOSNero. 54-68 AD. AR Denarius. Struck 64-65 AD. NERO CAESAR AVGVSTVS, laureate head right / IVPPITER CVSTOS, Jupiter seated left, holding thunderbolt in right hand and sceptre in left. Sear 1943, RIC I 53; BMCRE 74; BN 220; WCN 57; RSC 119.Podiceps
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NeroNero, denarius.
Rome mint, struck 64-65 AD.
RIC I 53, RSC 119.
18mm 3.23 g.
Obv. NERO CAESAR AVGVSTVS, laureate head right.
Rev. IVPPITER CVSTOS, Jupiter, naked to the waist, cloak around lower body, seated left on throne, holding thunderbolt in right hand and long sceptre in left.
This denarius was possibly issued after the conspiracy against Nero in 64-65 AD. Nero believed it was Jupiter the Guardian (Custos) who had saved him from harm. Marsman
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Nero (50-68)AR Denarius
19.45 mm 2.89 gr.
Obv: IMP NERO CAESAR AVG PP,
laureate head right
Rev: IVPPITER CVSTOS, Jupiter seated left
holding thunderbolt and scepter
Mint: Rome (67-68)
RSC II 123; ERIC II 71Ken W2
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Nero (54-68 AD). Denarius. 64-65 AD. Ar Denarius.
Obv: NERO CAESAR AVGVSTVS Laureate head right.
Rev: IVPPITER CVSTOS Jupiter seated left, holding thunderbolt and sceptre.
RIC I, 53; BMCRE 74; Cohen 119. (3.3 g)
Dino
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Nero - [RIC I 53, RSC II 119]Silver denarius, F, 3.129g, 18.2mm, 180 degree, Rome mint, 67 - 9 Jun 68 A.D.
Obv. - NERO CAESAR AVGVSTVS, laureate head right
Rev. - IVPPITER CVSTOS, Jupiter seated left, thunderbolt in right, long scepter behind in left
Excellent centering, full legends, great toning, and fine portrait
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Purchased from Forum Ancient Coins
Ex. FORVM Dealer Photorenegade3220
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Nero 54-68 DenariusOb. NERO CAESAR AVGVSTVS laureate head right
(Nero Caesar Augustus) Nero is Caesar and Emperor
Rev. IVPPITER CVSTOS Jupiter seated left with thunderbolt & scepter
(Ivppiter Cvstos) Jupiter the guardian
Ref. RIC64
-:Bacchus:-
Bacchus
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Nero Aureus, RIC 69varNero, AV aureus. AD 66-68. Rome.
Obv.: IMP NERO CAESAR AVG PP, laureate head right.
Rev.: IVPPITER CVSTOS, Jupiter seated left, holding thunderbolt and sceptre.
Ref.: BMCRE 79; Calicó I 416; RIC 69var (denarius).
18 mm/7.35 g
Condition: Good very fine. From a somewhat worn reverse die.
From an old german private collection. vindelicus
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Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus GermanicusNero 54-68, denarius, Rome mint, struck 64-65. 2.9 g., 18mm. O: NERO CAESAR AVGVSTVS, laureate head right R: IVPPITER CVSTOS, Jupiter seated left, holding thunderbolt and sceptre. RIC 53, BMC 74.
This reverse type commemorates the supposed protection of Nero, by Jupiter, from the Pisonian Conspiracy. Nero's excesses after The Great Fire of Rome in 64 resulted in close associates conspiring to assassinate and replace him with Gaius Calpurnius Piso. As the king of the Gods oversaw the security of the Roman state, Nero believed it was Jupiter the Guardian (Custos) who had saved him from harm.
About a year after this coin was minted, in 66 CE, the Jews would rebel against Roman rule and, in 67, Nero would send general Vespasian to crush the rebelion.Nemonater
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Nero Denarius foureeNero Denarius fouree
Obv: NERO CAESAR , laur. hd. r.
Rev: IVPPITER CVSTOS ; Jupiter std. l.Tanit
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Nero, 54 - 68 ADObv: IMP NERO CAESAR AVGVSTVS, laureate head of Nero, facing right.
Rev: IVPPITER CVSTOS, Jupiter seated left, holding a thunderbolt in his right hand and a scepter in his left.
Silver Denarius, Rome mint, 66 - 67 AD
3.27 grams, 17.8 mm, 180°
RIC I 64, RSC 121, S1943 (variety), VM 8
Ex: FORVMMatt Inglima
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Nero, AR denarius. 64-65 AD, Rome. NERO CAESAR AVGVSTVS, laureate head right / IVPPITER CVSTOS, Jupiter seated left, holding thunderbolt and sceptre. RIC 53. RSC 119. BMC 74. CBN 220. RIC 53 20mm.,2,70g, _19799
soldAntonivs Protti
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Nero, RIC I-064 RomeAR Denarius
Rome mint, 66-67 A.D.
18mm, 3.00g
RIC I-64, RSCv.2-121
Obverse:
IMP NERO CAESAR AVGVSTVS
Laureate head right
Reverse:
IVPPITER CVSTOS
Jupiter, bare to waist, seated left on throne, right holding thunderbolt, left long sceptre.
Will J
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Neron 54 - 68 ADaw. IMP NERO CAESAR AVGVSTVS
Head of Nero, laureate, right, with beard
rew. IVPPITER CVSTOS
Jupiter, bare to waist, cloak round lower limbs, seated, left on throne, holding thunderbolt in right hand and long sceptre in left
Ric 64
mint Rome , circa 66-67 ADWaldemar S
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RIC 0144
Domitian. Denarius. 82-83 CE Rome.
(3.05 g)
Obv: IMP CAES DOMITIANVS AVG PM; Head laureate right
Rev.: IVPPITER CONSERVATOR; Eagle standing front on thunderbolt, wings outspread head left.
RIC 144 (R), BMC 52, RSC 320
Ex: Tauler & Fau Herrero Auction, E-Auction 55, Lot 5337, March 25, 2020
orfew
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RIC 0144 Domitian Denarius IMP CAES DOMITIANVS AVG P M
Laureate head of Domitian right
IVPPITER CONSERVATOR
Eagle standing front on thunderbolt, wings outspread, head left
Rome 82-83 AD
3.37g
RIC 144 (R)
Ex-inumis FranceJay GT4
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RIC 0144 DomitianusObv: IMP CAES DOMITIANVS AVG P M, Laureate head right
Rev: IVPPITER CONSERVATOR, Eagle standing front on thunderbolt, wings outspread, head left
AR/Denarius (20.05 mm 3.44 g 6 h) Struck in Rome 82-83 A.D.
RIC 144 (R), RSC 320, BMCRE 52FlaviusDomitianus
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RIC 144b DomitianAR Denarius, 3.38g
Rome mint, 82-83 AD
Obv: IMP CAES DOMITIANVS AVG P M; Head of Domitian, laureate, bearded, r.
Rev: IVPPITER CONSERVATOR; Eagle stg. front on thunderbolt, wings outspread, head l.
RIC 144b (R). BMC 52. RSC 320. BNC 53.
Acquired from Zuzim Judaea, January 2010.
A denarius which possibly commemorates Domitian's escape from Vitellian forces after hiding in the Temple of Jupiter during the last days of the Civil War of 69 AD. The coin was also part of an issue that began Domitian's refinement of the coinage.
A fabulous portrait combined with a beautiful and lively eagle on the reverse.
David Atherton
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RIC 144c DomitianAR Denarius, 3.53g
Rome mint, 82-83 AD
Obv: IMP CAES DOMITIANVS AVG P M; Head of Domitian, laureate, bearded, r.
Rev: IVPPITER CONSERVATOR; Eagle stg. front on thunderbolt, wings outspread flat, head l.
RIC 144c (R). BMC 52 var. (eagle's wings hunched). RSC 320 var. (same). BNC 53 var. (same).
Acquired from Kölner, June 2021. Ex Obolos 19, 8 May 2021, lot 835, Ex Brett Telford Collection. Ex CNG E302, 8 May 2013, lot 359.
In 82 AD Domitian banished his a rationibus Tiberius Julius and then proceeded to increase the fineness of both the silver and gold coins to pre-Neronian standards. The portraits also became more refined and stylish. This denarius from the first post reform issue features a reverse which possibly commemorates Domitian's escape from Vitellian forces after hiding in the Temple of Jupiter during the last days of the Civil War of 69 AD. There are three variants of this reverse type with the eagle's wings either: a. upright, b. hunched, or c. flat. This type c. is extremely rare - out of 76 specimens in the asearch.com database only 6 feature 'flat' wings, the remainder are the common 'hunched' variant. Type a. is only known on the aureus.David Atherton
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RIC II 1² Domitian 0144bObv.: IMP CAES DOMITIANVS AVG P M
Rev.: IVPPITER CONSERVATOR
Domitian 81-96, Denar 82-83, Rom, 20mm 3,40g, ss, (R), INV:R028Dirk J
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Roman Empire, Domitian Denarius - Eagle Grasping Thunderbolt (RIC 144)AR Denarius
Rome, 82-83 AD
3.59g
Obv: Laureate head (R), IMP CAES DOMITIANVS AVG P M
Rev: Eagle standing facing, with open wings, head turned L, grasping thunderbolt in its talons.
IVPPITER CONSERVATOR
RIC 144, BMC 52, C. 320
From the Ernst Ploil collection, Vienna
NAC Auction 101 (Ploil) 24 October 2017, lot 228
ex Lanz sale 102, 2001, 522.
Optimo Principi
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ROMAN EMPIRE, Domitian, DenariusSilver denarius, 19mm, 3.5g, 82-83A.D., Carradice 82-83a, RIC 40, BMC 52, RSC 320, same obverse die as Tkalec 2002 lot 148
IMP CAES DOMITIANVS AVG P M, laur. head r.
IVPPITER CONSERVATOR, eagle standing right, head left, on thunderbolt.
This reverse type commemorates the events during the civil war of 69 A.D. Upon the arrival of the flavian troops in Italy, Sabinus (the elder brother of Vespasian) was forced to seek refuge in the Capitoline fortress (the sanctuary of Jupiter). He also brought in Domitian, his nephew. Eventually the fortress was set on fire and Sabinus captured and executed. Domitian managed to escape and found shelter at one of his father's clients. Later in that place he built a temple for Jupiter Conservator (= the Protector). Source: Tacitus, Histories, the 3rd book, section LXXIV : "Domitianus.....ac potiente rerum patre, disiecto aeditui contubernio, modicum sacellum Iovi Conservatori aramque posuit casus suos in marmore expressam).
FORVM AUCTIONS
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ROMAN EMPIRE, Nero / Jupiter / DenariusAttribution: RIC 64 (RIC I)
Date Minted: 66-67 AD (Rome)
Obverse: IMP NERO CAESAR AVGVSTVS - Laureate head of Nero facing right
Reverse: IVPPITER CVSTOS - Jupiter seated left, holding thunderbolt and sceptre
Weight: 2.84 grams
Size: 17.6mm
An excellent mature portrait of Nero with striking details and stylistically superior devices on a flan that is just a touch tight, but still full legends. The reverse, however, exhibits significantly more wear than the obverse, possibly from cabinet wear as it does appear that this coin has been out of the ground for an extended period. Lightly toned.
ex Glenn Woods
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ROMAN EMPIRE, Nero, AV Aureus, A.D.66-67- Auréus, Néron, Rome, 66-67
Avers : IMP NERO CAESAR - AVGVSTVS Tête laurée de Néron à droite.
Revers : IVPPITER - CVSTOS Jupiter trônant à gauche, tenant un foudre de la main droite et un sceptre long de la gauche.
Cohen 120 | RIC 63
Monetary reform 64 allowed to restore state finances while supporting the people of the Empire the price thereof. This year 64 is marked by the Great Fire of Rome and its consequences, including the persecution against Christians in the city. The following year, it was the discovery of the conspiracy of Piso, the death of Seneca and Lucan. In 66 Tiridates king of Armenia was inducted in Rome. Nero then went to Greece, where he performed on stage and proclaimed "Freedom of Greece." Excess the Emperor cause at the beginning of the year 68 a wave of discontent which culminated in the rebellion of Vindex in Gaul, Galba and Otho Spain. Nero is declared a public enemy by the Senate. He committed suicide on June 9 not to fall alive into the hands of his enemies.
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ROMAN EMPIRE, Nero, Silver DenariusStruck 64-65 AD, Rome mint, 17mm, 3.2g, VF, RIC I Nero 53
OBVERSE: Laureate head of Nero, right, with beard. NERO CAESAR AVGVSTVS (Nero Caesar, the Revered One).
REVERSE: God of the Gods, sky, and thunder, Jupiter, bare to waist, cloak around lower limbs, seated, left on throne, holding thunderbolt in right hand and long scepter in left. IVPPITER CVSTOS (Jupiter, the Guardian).mherbst81@gmail.com
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