Roma Numismatics Ltd
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L. Appuleius Saturninus Fourée Denarius. UNcertain mint, after 104 BC. Helmeted head of Roma left; L•SAT behind / Saturn in quadriga right, holding reins in left hand and harpa in right hand; H (control mark) below horses, L•SATVRN in exergue. For obverse, cf. reverse of Crawford 317/1, and for reverse, cf. 317/2 & 317/3b; cf. CNG E-380, 350 (Geto-Dacian imitation using same die combination). 3.56g, 16mm, 2h.
Good Very Fine. Attractively toned.
This fourée denarius displays a combination of dies unrecorded by Crawford; it takes the reverse from Crawford 317/1 and the reverse from Crawford 317/3b. The forger may have intentionally created this fourée from two separate official issues or from an official issue that utilised a die combination unknown to current scholarship.
Good Very Fine. Attractively toned.
This fourée denarius displays a combination of dies unrecorded by Crawford; it takes the reverse from Crawford 317/1 and the reverse from Crawford 317/3b. The forger may have intentionally created this fourée from two separate official issues or from an official issue that utilised a die combination unknown to current scholarship.