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Very beautiful Aurelian struck under the reign of Emperor Aurelian (270-275 AD). Workshop: Ticinum (Pavia) — Officina VI (VI on the exergue) Weight: 3.47 g Dating: Circa 274 AD. Legends 100% legible: IMP C AVRELIANVS AVG on the obverse and ORIENS AVG on the reverse. This emblematic coin testifies to the famous monetary reform of the year 274 and highlights the cultus Sun God (Sol Invictus)! Quality of strike & details: Powerful and expressive portrait of Aurelian bearing the radiate crown. Spectacular reverse: Sol Invictus triumphant with his globe, surrounded by his captives. Superb relief & patina: A beautiful dark color with copper/bronze reflections perfectly showcased. See photos.
Estimate:£125.63
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