DR-583 | Crawford: 436/1
Lucius Vinicius
Lucius Vinicius
Gens: Vinicia
Moneyer: Lucius Vinicius
Date and mint: 52 BC - Rome
Obverse: Laureate bust of Concordia, right. Dotted border.
Legend: CONCORDIAE oCONCORDIAI
Reverse: Victoria walking to the right, carrying a palm branch decorated with four crowns. Dotted border.
Legend: L VINICI
Comment: The significance of the concord must be sought in the triumvirate between Caesar, Pompey and Crassus, while the crowns that hang from the palm on the reverse would be an allusion to Pompey's victories, one of them was gold that Pompey usually wore in official ceremonies.
Provenance: Numismatica Ars Classica (2018)
Price: 5,040 €
Other references
| Crawford: | 436/1 |
| DR: | 583 |
| BMCRR (Grueber): | Roma 3925, 3923 |
| B (Babelon): | Vinicia 1 |
| RSC (Seaby): | Vinicia 1, 1a |
| FFC (Fdez., Fdez., Calicó): | 1228, 1229 |
| RC / RCV (D. Sear): | 402 |
| CRI (Sear Imperators) 49 - 27 BC: | |
| CRR (Sydenham): | 930a, 930 |
| Cal (Calicó): | 1381, 1382 |
| RBW: | 1548 |
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