Paul Fraser Collectible
Roman, Domitian - Denarius AD 81
£390.00
Roman, Domitian - Denarius AD 81
JC1162£390.00
King (reign): Domitian, AD 81-96
Denomination/metal: Silver Denarius
Date/mint mark: AD 81
Type struck as Caesar
Ref. no: RIC 59; RCV 2746 var.
Obv. IMP CAES DIVI VESP F DOMITIAN AV [G P M], laureate head facing right.
Rev. TR P COS VII DES VIII P P, Minerva advancing right, brandishing a spear and holding a shield.
2.9g.
AEF – About Extremely Fine
Beautiful iridescent cabinet tone, about extremely fine and rare.
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