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  ORC4023 Nerva dup aVF, NO RESERVE Item number: 3939032885  
 
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Start time: Nov-02-04 12:09:58 PST 
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ORC4023 Nerva dup aVF, NO RESERVE 


Nerva, Æ Dupondius, (11.13g) IMP NERVA CAES AVG P M TR P COS III P P Radiate head right. / LIBERTAS PVBLICA Libertas standing, head left, holding cap, S C at sides. RIC 84; BMC 126. VF / F, brown patina. Ex-CNG XXXI #970.

Marcus Cocceius Nerva was born into a family of influence. His grandfather was Consul, and a member of Tiberius' inner circle. Nerva himself became friends with Emperors Nero and Vespasian, practiced law, and served as Consul with Domitian. When Domitian was assassinated, the Senate quickly chose Nerva as Emperor. He lavished public money - and his own funds - for public works, and benefited Rome no end by bypassing less-qualified candidates to choose the ablest man (Marcus Ulpius Trajanus) as his successor.


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