Roman Empire, Claudius, 41-54, Cistophorus 41-42, Ephesos, NGC graded, very rare

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Roman Empire. Claudius, 41-54. Cistophorus, 41-42 Ephesos. Silver 11.14 g.; 27 mm.
Obverse: Head of Claudius, bare, left. Obverse caption: TI CLAVD - CAES AVG // Reverse: Distyle temple of Roma and Augustus, in which is standing facing figures of Divus Augustus (or Claudius), holding scepter and globe, being crowned by Fortuna, holding cornucopia; ROM ET AVG on entablature. Reverse caption: ROM ET AVG / COM ASI

RIC: 120.

Rare and in exceptional state of preservation. A bold portrait perfectly struck in high relief and a lovely cabinet tone.
NGC graded AU★ Strike: 5/5 Surface: 4/5.

Graded NGC Yes
Grade AU★
Certificate Number 6639646-008
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Provenance Details

From the collection of a connoisseur.
Ex Sternberg VIII, Zurich 1978, no. 475. RIC I² Claudius 120 (Pergamum), RPC I, 2221 (Ephesus).

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