Obverse: bare head of Augustus facing right. Reverse: Augustus and Agrippa, bare-headed and togate, seated side by side facing slightly left on a bisellium placed on a platform ornamented with three rostra, with staff or spear on left

Augustus, the first Roman emperor, ruled from 27 BC until his death in AD 14 and spent the middle years of his reign sharing power and public honors with his trusted lieutenant and son-in-law Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa.

The reverse commemorates the joint tribunician authority Augustus and Agrippa held together, a constitutional partnership renewed in 13 BC that effectively designated Agrippa as co-ruler and intended successor; Agrippa would die unexpectedly the following year.

Toned with some scratches visible under the tone. Cleaning and smoothing scratches present on the reverse.

Toned, slightly granular surfaces, cleaning and smoothing scratches on obverse under tone, hairline flan crack.

Toned with banker's mark on either side, slightly irregular flan

Toned, granular surfaces, broken and repaired

Toned with edge loss, bankers' marks, scuffs and scratches

Bright, porous surfaces, flan crack, shallow edge test

Toned with minor flan flaws and light scratch on obverse.


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AR Denarius of AugustusRIC I 407

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