46-45 BC., Julius Caesar, mint moving with Caesar in Spain, contemporary imitation, silver-plated fouree Denarius, cf. Cr. 468/2.
Julius Caesar, mint moving with Caesar in Spain, contemporary imitation, 46-45 BC.,
fouree Denarius (17-19 mm / 2,67 g), silver-plated bronze core, usually 3,8-4,0 g. for pure silver specimens, axes about coin alignment ↑↓ (ca. 200°),
Obv.: diademed, draped bust of Venus left, cupid on shoulder; lituus to left before, scepter r. over shoulder, three corrosion pits.
Rev.: [C]AESA[R] (in exergue), trophy with Gallic arms: oval shield in r. hand and oblong shield in l. hand, at base male captive with hands bound in back on l., head reverted, and female captive on r., in a gesture of mourning, one corrosion pit.
cf. Cr. 468/2 ; - Babelon 12 ; - Syd. 1015 ; - Coh. 14 .
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![46-45 BC., Julius Caesar, mint moving with Caesar in Spain, contemporary imitation, silver-plated fouree Denarius, cf. Cr. 468/2.
Julius Caesar, mint moving with Caesar in Spain, contemporary imitation, 46-45 BC.,
fouree Denarius (17-19 mm / 2,67 g), silver-plated bronze core, usually 3,8-4,0 g. for pure silver specimens, axes about coin alignment ↑↓ (ca. 200°),
Obv.: diademed, draped bust of Venus left, cupid on shoulder; lituus to left before, scepter r. over shoulder, three corrosion pits.
Rev.: [C]AESA[R] (in exergue), trophy with Gallic arms: oval shield in r. hand and oblong shield in l. hand, at base male captive with hands bound in back on l., head reverted, and female captive on r., in a gesture of mourning, one corrosion pit.
cf. Cr. 468/2 ; - Babelon 12 ; - Syd. 1015 ; - Coh. 14 .
Schlüsselwörter: Julius Caesar Spain contemporary Imitation silver-plated fouree Denarius Venus Cupid Lituus Scepter Trophy Gallic Arms Shield Captive](images/image.gif?id=1908734476276 "Klicken für Bild in voller Größe
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46-45 BC., Julius Caesar, mint moving with Caesar in Spain, contemporary imitation, silver-plated fouree Denarius, cf. Cr. 468/2.
Julius Caesar, mint moving with Caesar in Spain, contemporary imitation, 46-45 BC.,
fouree Denarius (17-19 mm / 2,67 g), silver-plated bronze core, usually 3,8-4,0 g. for pure silver specimens, axes about coin alignment ↑↓ (ca. 200°),
Obv.: diademed, draped bust of Venus left, cupid on shoulder; lituus to left before, scepter r. over shoulder, three corrosion pits.
Rev.: [C]AESA[R] (in exergue), trophy with Gallic arms: oval shield in r. hand and oblong shield in l. hand, at base male captive with hands bound in back on l., head reverted, and female captive on r., in a gesture of mourning, one corrosion pit.
cf. Cr. 468/2 ; - Babelon 12 ; - Syd. 1015 ; - Coh. 14 .
Schlüsselwörter: Julius Caesar Spain contemporary Imitation silver-plated fouree Denarius Venus Cupid Lituus Scepter Trophy Gallic Arms Shield Captive")