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LOT 2770
Tiberius AE As of Saguntum, Spain. AD 14-37.
L. Sempronius Geminus and L. Valerius Sura, duoviri. TI • CAESAR • DIVI • AVG • F • AVG, bare head to right / L • SE[MP] • GEMINO • L •VAL(ligate) • SVRA II VIR, galley to right; SAG above; c/m: DD within rectangular incuse. RPC I 202; ACIP 3237; for c/m: ACIP p. 782, 26. Very Fine.(10.82gr, 30mm, 10h.).
Provenance
Ex UK private collection.
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