CVC & Collectables introduces this silver denarius, struck in 48 BC during the Roman Imperatorial period, is an exceptional artifact of Rome’s political and military turbulence. Issued by Albinus Bruti f., a descendant of the prominent Brutus family, this coin commemorates the consulship of Aulus Postumius Albinus. Graded VG (Very Good) by NGC, it retains legible details that highlight its historical and numismatic importance.
Coin Highlights:
- Issuer: Roman Republic
- Date: 48 BC
- Denomination: AR Denarius
- Composition: Silver
- Grade: NGC VG — Moderate wear with clear inscriptions and discernible design elements.
- References: Crawford 450/3b, RSC Postumia 14
Obverse:
- Design: Bare head of Consul Aulus Postumius Albinus facing right, symbolizing his lineage and prominence.
- Border: Dotted.
Reverse:
- Design: The inscription ALBINV/BRVTI·F in two lines within a wreath of grain ears, symbolizing abundance and Roman prosperity.
- Border: Dotted.
Collectibility:
This AR Denarius is a valuable addition for collectors of Roman Republican coinage and Imperatorial-era artifacts. Its VG grade ensures enough detail to appreciate its design and inscriptions, while its connection to the Brutus lineage and Rome’s political struggles adds historical depth. Secure this coin today to own a tangible piece of the Roman Republic’s dramatic transformation during the late 1st century BC.
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