SKU: 5568

£195.00

Sharply struck, the fields lustrous beneath an attractive iridescent cabinet tone.

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Maximinus I (AD 235-238), silver Denarius, AD 235-236, Rome mint. Obv. Laureate, cuirassed and draped bust facing right. Rev. Pax standing left, holding branch and a sceptre. 3.17g, die axis 6h (Sear 8310 (RCV III); RIC 12; BMC 68). Some verdigris on obverse, not detracting from this sharply struck, handsome coin, the fields lustrous fields beneath an attractive iridescent cabinet tone. Extremely fine and much as struck.

Provenance
Ex. Baldwin Auction 99, 04/05/2016, Lot 687

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Sear 8310 (RCV III); RIC 12; BMC 68