Roman Rep.AR Denarius C. Blasio (112-111 BC) VG (Cr-296/1h)
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This Silver Republican Denarius was issued by the moneyer Cn. Blasio Cn.f. in 112-111 BC. Jupiter is depicted on the reverse standing between Juno and Minerva, who is crowning him with a wreath.Coin Highlights:
- Silver Denarius from the Roman Republic. 112-111 BC. Approximately 3.6 grams.
- Struck at a Mint in Rome.
- This coin is in VG condition.
- Obverse: Helmeted head of Mars facing right.
- Reverse: Jupiter holding lighting bolt and sceptre standing between Minerva and Juno.
- Crawford-296/1h.
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