Roman Empire Gold Aureus Augustus (27 BC- 14 AD) Fine NGC
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Octavian would defeat the Roman General Marc Anthony in Egypt cementing his power and allowing him to take control of the Roman republic as Emperor. These early issues of the Roman Empire reflect the change from Republic to Imperial types and styles.
Coin Highlights:
- Gold Aureus: This Gold coin is from the reign of Augustus. 7.6 g.
- Graded Fine and encapsulated by NGC.
- Strike: 5/5, Surface: 1/5. Smoothing/Damage notated.
- Obverse: Head of Augustus right.
- Reverse: Capricorn right.
- Minted at Pergamum.
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