Roman Republic Silver Victoriatus (c. 211-208 BC) Fine Cr-53/1.
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This is a great chance to own a coin that was made of silver looted from the Greeks loyal to Hannibal. It is an amazing treasure coin to add to any ancient collection. Add this Silver Victoriatus coin to your cart today!
The Victoriatus issued by the Roman Republic after the defeat of Hannibal's Greek allies is one of the more interesting coins from the Punic Wars.
Coin Highlights:
- Interesting treasure coin of the Roman Republic. 2.81 grams.
- This coin is in Fine condition.
- Obverse: Displays the Roman god Jupiter facing left.
- Reverse: Displays Victory erecting a trophy in celebration of the defeat of the Greeks.
- Cr-53/1.
This is a great chance to own a coin that was made of silver looted from the Greeks loyal to Hannibal. It is an amazing treasure coin to add to any ancient collection. Add this Silver Victoriatus coin to your cart today!
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