Aureus - Augustus IOV TON, Jupiter

表面の説明	Bare head of Augustus facing left, rendered in fine portraiture characteristic of early Imperial coinage. The youthful effigy displays carefully detailed hair swept forward over the brow in the classicizing Augustan style. A beaded border frames the flan. The divided legend CAESAR AVGVSTVS is inscribed in the field to either side of the portrait, with CAESAR to the left and AVGVSTVS to the right.
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追加情報	This aureus belongs to a group struck in the eastern mints — almost certainly Colonia Patricia or a travelling military mint — during the period when Augustus was reorganizing the coinage system following the fall of the Republic. The 19 BC date places it squarely in the years surrounding the return of the Parthian standards, a diplomatic coup Augustus exploited relentlessly in his public messaging. RIC I 63B is among the rarer die pairings of the series, distinguished by subtle reverse legend spacing that separates it from the more commonly encountered 63A.

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