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                  Ionia, Smyrna, Titus as Caesar 69-79 Æ24 or 2 Assaria

                  Obv: [TITOC] AYTOKPATΩP KAICAP [...], Laureate bust of Titus, 
                  right. 
                  Rev: [I]TAΛIKΩ ANΘ[Y EΠI IOYΛIAC AΓPΩN ZMYP], Herakles 
                  standing left, holding out kantharos, holding club and lion's 
                  skin. Struck under Ti. Catius Asconius Silius Italicus, 
                  proconsul; Julia, stephanophorus; and Agron Eusebes, 
                  strategos. 
                  (7.16g) RPC 1007 (12 recorded); Klose XXXVI, Stumpf 333. 
                  Tiberius Catius Asconius Silius Italicus was Consul in 68 and 
                  famous for his poetry, writing the epic work Punica, the 
                  longest surviving Latin poem (17 books in over 12,000 verses). 
                  He died of starvation in 100, aged about 75, having been 
                  diagnosed with a terminal disease. A rare coin, and a very 
                  rare incidence of a female official appearing on a coin.

                        Price 
                          US$ 80  € 67.18
                         £ 44.57
                         AUD$ 105.68
                         CHF 102.00
                         CAD$ 98.61

                        Rates for 6/24/2005