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  Aurelian, Aureus

270-275 AD, Aureus, Milan, 4.46g. Göbl-127q0, Paris-424 pl.13 (same dies), RIC-15 (R), C-269 (120 Fr.), Calicó-4050b (same dies). Obv: IMP C L DOM AVRELIANVS P F AVG Bust laureate, cuirassed, r., seen from front, aegis with small Medusa head across breast, additional fold of aegis on l. shoulder, palm on r. shoulder-piece. Rx: VIRTVS AVG Mars advancing r. holding spear and trophy over shoulder, captive seated at his feet. Rare. From the same dies as the specimen illustrated by Göbl, pl. 74, 127q0(1). Assigned to the mint of Rome by RIC and Göbl, and to Siscia by Calicó, but actually of Milan according to Estiot in the Paris catalogue and M. Weder's review of Göbl in Num. Chronicle 154, 1994. This coin bears an exquisite portrait of the emperor struck in high relief for the issue. All of these coins of Aurelian are from a find that seems to have been immersed in sea water. Near Mint State

	
Price
  US$ 8,350.00 	 euro 6,657.30
 Ł 4,501.72
 AUD$ 11,220.90
 CHF 10,595.70
 CAD$ 9,451.36
Rates for 10/10/2006