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  ORC4117 Claudius sestertius NCAPR F, NO RESERVE Item number: 3940955042  
 
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ORC4117 Claudius sestertius NCAPR F 


Claudius, Æ Sestertius, TI CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG P M, laureate head right, NCAPR countermark. / O[B] CI[VES] SE[RVATOS] ("For Saving the Lives of Citizens") in oak wreath, (24.13 gm.). RIC 96 VG / G, dark brown patina, countermark F. The fifth of the so-called Twelve Caesars, Tiberius Claudius Nero Germanicus, went from hiding behind curtains at the palace when Caligula was assassinated to being hailed as Augustus by the Praetorian Guard. This was in spite of his physical deficiencies and perplexing personal traits, and in the face of Senatorial opposition. Claudius treated the soldiers very well thereafter, and by added security measures, was able to survive many later attempted coups. He put considerable effort into his judicial role, reorganized the Roman navy, and annexed Britain and Thrace as Roman provinces.


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