Emperor augustus coin

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Augustus. AV Aureus. 7,68 gr. No legend, bare head right / CAESAR DIVI F, Victory holding palm branch, in galloping biga right.

This Suetonius-based list includes Julius Caesar and the first 12 emperors of Rome, from the Julio-Claudians through the Flavians.

Eight gold coins discovered during an archaeological excavation in Germany could confirm the site of the legendary Battle of Teutoburg Forest. Such a find is extremely rare, the researchers say.

Aureus - The 2,000-year-old gold coin, known as an aureus, was one of only 22 made and shows the emperor Augustus in the form of Apollo on one side and an image of a heifer on the other. It's the most desirable of five different versions of the coin and is entirely unique.

Roman Gold Aureus Coin of Emperor Augustus - 10 BC.

Gold coin of Emperor Augustus. He reigned in 27 BC - AD 14.

Augustus (Ꜹ)

Ancient Roman, 19-18 BCE, issued by Augustus

Augustus Imperial Silver Denarius with Capricorn his birth sign holding globe between front hooves. Suetonius reported that, after consulting an astrologer, Augustus had such faith in his destiny that he published his own horoscope and issued siver coinage bearing the sign of the constellation Capricorn.

Coin of Augustus dating to c.19BC. Bare head of Augustus with 'Augustus Caesar'. On the other side a temple to Jupiter. Augustus often promoted himself as the mortal counterpart on earth to the role of Jupiter king of the gods in the heavens.

Gold coin of Emperor Augustus. He reigned in 27 BC - AD 14.

Aureus of Augustus commemorating his secular games, Ludi Saeculares, 17BCE, festival of purification & renewal to usher in a new Golden Age

Denarius of the Roman emperor Tiberius (r. 14-37 CE), depicting him crowned with a laurel wreath; the inscription identifies him as divi Augusti filius (”son of the deified Augustus”). Now in the Yorkshire Museum. Photo credit: York Museums Trust.

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A unique gold coin struck 2,000 years ago during the reign of Roman Empire founder Augustus Caesar has sold for £480,000. The coin was one of 22 ever made.