Augustus. Denarius. 29-27 BC. Uncertain mint. (Ffc-92). (Ric-272). (Cal-674). Anv.: Laureate head of Apollo right. Rev.: Augustus as pontifix, ploughing right, IMP. CAESAR in exergue. Ag. 3,95 g. Scarce. VF. Est...650,00.

Augustus. Denarius. 19 BC. Colonia Patricia (Córdoba). (Ffc-157). (Ric-77a). (Cal-760). Anv.: CAESAR AVGVSTVS bare head of Augustus right. Rev.: OB. / CIVIS. / SERVATOS within oak-wreath. Ag. 3,31 g. Surface rust. Scarce. Choice VF. Est...500,00.

Pompeius Magnus. Cn. Pompeius Magnus y M. Poblicius. Denarius. 46-45 BC. Hispania. (Ffc-3). (Craw-469/e). (Cal-1147). Anv.: M. POBLICI. LEO. PRO. PR. head of Roma right.; border of dots. Rev.: CN. MAGNVS IMP., Hispania or Baetica presenting palm to Pompey who is alighting from prow. Ag. 4,02 g. Strong strike. Weak strike. XF. Est...400,00.

Julius Caesar. Denarius. 54-51 BC. Galia. (Ffc-50). (Craw-443/1). (Cal-640). Anv.: Elephant right, trampling on serpent, CAESAR in exergue. Rev.: Simpulum, sprinkler, axe and priest’s hat. Ag. 4,03 g. Well-centered struck. Nice old cabinet tone. Excellent eye appeal. Slabbed by NGC as XF, Strike 5/5, Surface 5/5. Est...3500,00.

Cleopatra and Marc Antony. Denarius. Autumn 34 BC. Uncertain mint. (Craw-543/1). (Rsc-1). (BMCRR-East 179/82). Anv.: (CLEOPAT)ERAE(•REGINAE•REGVM•FILI)ORVM•REG(VM•), diademed and draped bust of Cleopatra to right; prow to right at point of bust. Rev.: (ANT)ONI•ARMENIA•DEVICTA, bare head of Marc Antony to right; Armenian tiara to left. Ag. 3,41 g. Very rare. F/Choice F. Est...600,00.

Augustus. Denarius. 29-27 BC. Uncertain mint. (Ffc-92). (Ric-272). (Cal-674). Anv.: Laureate head of Apollo right. Rev.: Augustus as pontifix, ploughing right, IMP. CAE(SAR) in exergue. Ag. 3,85 g. Obverse banker mark. Slight rust. Choice VF/VF. Est...250,00.

Augustus. Denarius. 29-27 BC. Brandisium and Rome. (Ffc-93). (Ric-265a). (Cal-697). Anv.: Bare head of Augustus right. Rev.: IMP. - CAESAR divided by a naval and military trophy on prow. Ag. 3,53 g. Porosities in metal. Rare. Choice VF. Est...800,00.

Augustus. Denarius. 29-27 BC. Uncertain mint. (Ffc-96). (Ric-266). (Cal-684). Anv.: Bare head of Augustus right. Rev.: IMP. CAESAR on temple surrounded by a balustrade. Ag. 3,66 g. Cleaned. Scratches on reverse. VF/Choice F. Est...200,00.

Augustus. Denarius. 15-13 BC. Lugdunum. (Ffc-108). (Ric-167a). (Cal-826). Anv.: AVGVSTVS DIVI. F. bare head of Augustus right. Rev.: IMP. X. in exergue, bull butting right. Ag. 3,57 g. Marker´s bank. Slightly cleaned. Lead-colored patina with iridescence. Choice VF. Est...500,00.

Augustus. P. Carisius. Denarius. 25-23 BC. Emerita Augusta (Mérida). (Ffc-247). (Ric-9a). (Cal-394). Anv.: IMP. CAESAR AVGVST bare head of Augustus right. Rev.: P. CARISIVS LEG. PRO. PR. around gate inscribed EMERITA. Ag. 3,74 g. A good sample. Rare, even more so in this grade. XF/AU. Est...4000,00.

Augustus. Zeugitania. Dupondius. 27 BC. - 14 AD. Colonia Iulia Pia Paterna. (Rpc-I suplement 4, 759A). (MAA-Unlisted). Anv.: (CAESAR) DIVI•F Bare head of Augustus to left; before, lituus. Rev.: (EX•D•)D•CO(L IVL•P•)P AT Ceres walking right, holding torch in each hand; before, plow . Ae. 13,79 g. Of the highest rarity, the third known example. For a discussion of the enigmatic Colonia Iulia Pia Paterna, see the introduction in RPC I p. 194-195. All we can say for now is that the city lay to the East of Carthage, somewhere on Cape Bon. Choice F. Est...500,00.

Divus Augustus. Unit. 22-30 AD. Rome. (Ric-I 81 (Tiberius)). (Bmcre-146 (Tiberius)). (C-228). Anv.: DIVVS AVGVSTVS PATER, radiate head to left. Rev.: Altar enclosure with double-panelled door; S-C across fields, PROVIDENT in exergue. Ae. 11,24 g. Attractive patina. Attractive. Almost XF/AU. Est...350,00.