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Aureus - Octavius Posthumous, IMP•DIVI•IVLI•F TER•III•VIR•R•P•C• / M•AGRIPPA•COS DESIG

Issuer Roman Republic (509 BC - 27 BC)
Year 38 BC
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Bare or lightly laureate head of Octavian (the future Augustus) facing right, rendered in a youthful portrait style characteristic of the Triumviral period. The bust is draped at the shoulder, with finely engraved hair swept back and secured by a laurel wreath. The surrounding legend, disposed in two registers around the periphery of the flan, reads IMP · DIVI · IVLI · F · TER · III · VIR · R · P · C ·, proclaiming Octavian as imperator, son of the deified Julius Caesar, and triumvir for the re-establishment of the Republic. The die work is bold and deeply cut, consistent with the mobile military mint output of this period.
Obverse script Latin
Obverse lettering IMP · DIVI · IVLI · F · TER · III · VIR · R · P · C ·
(Translation: The emperor, son of the divine Julius, third triumvir for the establishing of the Republic)
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