Freeman & Sear - Mail Bid Sale 15



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                        Lot: 297

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                        ROMAN EMPIRE: Augustus. (27 BC—AD 14). AR denarius.

                        ROMAN EMPIRE. Augustus (27 BC—AD 14). AR denarius (3.82 
                        gm). Rome, ca. 19 BC, by Q. Rustius. Q• RVSTIVS• FORTVNÆ 
                        around, [A]NTI[AT] below, draped jugate busts right of 
                        Fortuna Victrix, wearing round helmet and holding 
                        patera, and Fortuna Felix, diademed, bar with ram’s head 
                        finials below / CAESARI• AV—GVSTO, ornamented altar 
                        inscribed FOR•RE, E[X S C] in exergue. RIC 322 (R2). 
                        Banker’s mark in right obverse field. Lustrous. 
                        Extremely fine 
                        Estimated Value: $ 1,100 



  ... Lot 297 sold for high bid of $750 [ $862.5, or approx 543.375 EUR, 431.25 GBP including the 15% buyers fee.] 


From the Freeman & Sear Mail Bid Sale 15, Closed June 27, 2008.
By permission of Freeman & Sear, www.freemanandsear,com.