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MARC AURÈLE Caesar 139-161 AVRELIVS CAES AVG PII F. His bust, bareheaded, slightly draped right. R/. TR POT XIIII COS II. Nude Mars walking right, holding spear and trophy. ♦ Calicó 1973; RIC 481b; BMC (Antoninus the Pious) 994; Cohen 753 Aureus struck in Rome in 159-160. (7,34 g) Large blank. Superb.

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MARC AURÈLE Caesar 139-161 AVRELIVS CAES AVG PII F. His bust, bareheaded, slightly draped right. R/. TR POT XIIII COS II. Nude Mars walking right, holding spear and trophy. ♦ Calicó 1973; RIC 481b; BMC (Antoninus the Pious) 994; Cohen 753 Aureus struck in Rome in 159-160. (7,34 g) Large blank. Superb.

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