DISCOVER HISTORICAL ANCIENT ROMAN COINS

Titus AR Denarius (18mm, 3.26g, 6h). Rome, AD 79 after July 1. Obv: Laureate head l. Rev: Jewish captive kneeling r. before trophy. RIC II 50; RSC 297. Ex: Bertolami Fine arts E Live Auction 38 Lot 610 December 11, 2016 Ex: Artemide Aste E Live Auction 11 Lot 362 January 26, 2020 This coin is interesting for several reasons. First, it is a left-facing bust of Titus as Augustus. Not all left-facing denarii of Titus are rare but this one is. The reverse is also of note. It feat

Domitian, as Augustus (AD 81-96). AR denarius (19mm, 3.54 gm, 6h). NGC VF 5/5 - 4/5. Rome, 3rd issue, AD 88. Obv: IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM P M TR P VIII, laureate head of Domitian left Rev: COS XIIII-LVD SAEC / FEC, herald advancing left, wearing feathered cap, wand outward in right hand, round shield in left. RIC II.1 597. Extremely rare with left facing portrait. Ex: Harlan Berk Vcoins 2005 cc50283. This coin was sold to Phil Peck in May 2007. Morris collection is the Herita

Domitian AR Denarius (81 CE) (Group 4) Obv: Laureate head left; IMP CAES DIVI VESP F DOMITIAN AVG PM Rev: Tripod with fillets, Dolphin above; TR P COS VII DES VIII PP RIC 75 (R2) BMC Note p. 302 RSC 568d Purchased from Monetarium on MA-Shops December 6th 2019 It should not be difficult to figure out why I wanted this coin. While Domitian's non precious metal coinage features a number of left facing portraits of Domitian, all left facing portraits on denarii are very rare.