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Gaius Iulius Caesar
Gaius Iulius Caesar


Gens: Julia
Moneyer: Gaius Iulius Caesar
Date and mint: 46 BC/45 BC - ?


Obverse: Bust of Venus, left, draped, with diadem and star in her hair; on the shoulder, Cupid; behind, scepter; on the left, lituo. Dotted border.
Legend:

Reverse: Trophy with oval shield and crest in each hand; On the left, a seated captive with her head resting on her right hand; On the right, bearded captive seated with his hands tied behind his back. Dotted border.
Legend: CAESAR

Comment: This denarus is supposedly minted in Hispania during the civil war that Caesar had against Pompey, it clearly remembers his victory against the Gauls and hence the captive is known as Vecirgentórix.

Provenance: Numismatica Ars Classica (2019)
Price: 10,980
468/2
468/2
Image courtesy of: Numismatica Ars Classica

Other references

Crawford: 468/2
DR: 674
BMCRR (Grueber): Hispania 86
B (Babelon): Julia 12
RSC (Seaby): Julio Cesar 14
FFC (Fdez., Fdez., Calicó): Julio Cesar 12
RC / RCV (D. Sear): 1405
CRI (Sear Imperators) 49 - 27 BC: 59
CRR (Sydenham): 1015
Cal (Calicó): 646
RBW: 1640
Other authors: Cohen 14

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