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DR-493 | Crawford: 403/1
Quintus Fufius Calenus / Publius Mucius Scaevola
Quintus Fufius Calenus / Publio Mucius Scaevola


Gens: Fufia
Moneyer: Quintus Fufius Calenus / Publius Mucius Scaevola
Date and mint: 70 BC - Rome


Obverse: Honos and Virtus, right. Dotted border.
Legend: HO VIRT KALENI
Symbols: Reverse left field, Caduceus

Reverse: Italy on the left and Roma on the right joining hands; between clasped hands, cornucopia; Roma wears a diadem, holds fasces in her left hand and places her right foot on the globe. Dotted border.
Legend: ITAL RO CORDI

Comment: This denarius also contains the name of Mucius Cordus, a character unknown to us in history. This name must be related to the busts that appeared on the obverse since its temple was built by an architect named C Mucius.

Provenance: Roma Numismatics (2022)
Price: 25,247
403/1
403/1
Image courtesy of: Roma Numismatics

Other references

Crawford: 403/1
DR: 493
BMCRR (Grueber): Roma 3358
B (Babelon): Fufia 1 Mucia 1
RSC (Seaby): Fufia 1; Mucia 1
FFC (Fdez., Fdez., Calicó): 725
RC / RCV (D. Sear): 338
CRI (Sear Imperators) 49 - 27 BC:
CRR (Sydenham): 797
Cal (Calicó): 595
RBW: 1445
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