44-42 BC Ancient Gold Roman-Brutus AV Stater NGC Choice UNC

$2,600.00

Roman Imperatorial Thrace Koson Gold Stater of Brutus – Roman Consul with Lictors and Eagle on Scepter Holding Wreath 44-42 BC NGC Ch. Unc

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Explore the past with the 44-42 BC Ancient Gold Roman-Brutus AV Stater, certified by NGC as Choice UNC. This remarkable coin carries a direct connection to a pivotal period in Roman history, showcasing the legacy of Brutus and the intriguing era during which it was minted.

The years between 44 and 42 BC were marked by significant political and cultural shifts in ancient Rome. This coin, minted during this era, offers a tangible glimpse into the time when the Roman Republic was transitioning into the Roman Empire.

Brutus, a prominent historical figure, played a critical role in the political landscape of ancient Rome. His involvement in the assassination of Julius Caesar and his subsequent position as a key figure in the Liberators’ civil war made him a central figure during this tumultuous period.

Owning the 44-42 BC Ancient Gold Roman-Brutus AV Stater allows you to hold a piece of history in your hands. As a collector or history enthusiast, this coin invites you to delve into the past, exploring the enduring influence of Brutus and the intricate dynamics of the era.

Experience the allure of ancient Rome, embrace the legacy of Brutus, and unveil the story of a transformative era through the NGC-certified 44-42 BC Ancient Gold Roman-Brutus AV Stater. It’s more than a coin; it’s a tangible link to a pivotal period that shaped the course of history.

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