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Today we introduce you a rare and scarce denarius of great beauty, minted at the final stages of the Republic, when Octavius was not “Augustus” yet, that will be auction in our Floor Auction 50, that will be hold on February 5th, 2020 in Gran Meliá Fénix Hotel in Madrid.

Lot 164. Augustus. M. Sanquinius. Denarius. 17 a.C. (Ffc-4, as Julius Caesar). (Ric-340). (Ch-6). Obv.: M SANQVINIVS III VIR. Rev.: AVGVST DIVI F LVDOS SAE. Ag. 3,86 g. Minor area of weak strike, otherwise slightly toned with some luster remaining. Very rare issue. XF. Est…2500,00.

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