Aureus 201 Rome Caracalla, Rome, Pedigree, Gold, NGC, RIC:52 vz+ 5 / 5-2 / 5

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NGC Zertifikatsnummer: 6645030-003

Erhaltung: Ch XF Strike: 5/5 Surface: 2/5

NGC/PMG Katalognummer: 764264

Herkunft: Brushed. Edge marks.

Datum/Info: Caracalla, AD 198-217 ROMAN EMPIRE

Nennwert: AV Aureus

Prägequalität: Strike: 5/5

Oberflächenqualität: Surface: 2/5

Gewicht: (7.08g)

Münzzeichen: ROMAN EMPIRE

Grund für 'Details' Bewertung: bent

Vermerk: ex Glendining (3/1957)417

Jahr: Caracalla, AD 198-217

NGC 6645030-003

Caracalla, Aureus, 201, Rome, RIC IV Caracalla 52. From a Late Foreign Ambassador collection; from a collection an European Nobleman. Graded NGC Ch XF Strike: 5/5 Surface: 2/5. Brushed. Edge marks. Ex Glendining (3/1957), 417; bent., Bust of Caracalla, laureate, draped, cuirassed, right., Jugate busts of Septimius Severus, radiate, draped, cuirassed, and of Julia Domna, diademed, draped, on crescent., An extremely rare aureus! Graded NGC Ch XF Strike: 5/5 Surface: 2/5. Brushed. Edge marks. Ex Glendining (3/1957), 417; bent. We noted that the flan was slightly bent; two marks on the edge, at 6 o'clock and 11 o'clock; a slight mark on the obverse, in the left field behind the portrait; and there is traces of cleaning. This magnificent Roman coin is the perfect representation of the dynastic wishes of the Severans, with masterfully engraved depictions of the young Caracalla on the obverse and his parents, Septimius Severus and Julia Domna, on the reverse. In accordance with Septimius Severus' desire to associate his first son Caracalla with the imperial throne at an early date, this coin was struck in 201, 3 years after he was first associated with the throne in 198, as Caesar, and 10 years before his succession.The imperial imagery conveyed by this coin, which was primarily intended for the elites and soldiers, was very much in control. They had to learn to recognise the future emperor, who was destined to succeed Septimius Severus, both through his portrait and his legitimacy. Coins were a major instrument of imperial propaganda, helping to spread the image of the imperial family throughout the empire. Ex Glendining & co. auction «From a Late Foreign Ambassador» 7-8 March 1957, lot 417; Ex. NAC auction 24 «From an European Nobleman», 5 December 2002, lot 145.; Ex. Triton auction VII, 5 January 2004, lot 997. RIC IV Caracalla 52, Calicó 2849., ANTONINVS PIVS AVG PON TR P IIII, CONCORDIAE AETERNAE
NGC Zertifikats-Nummer: 6645030-003

 

Deutsch abbrev.	Deutsch Erhaltungsgrade	Englisch  Grades der Kühlung	Französisch États de  Erhaltung	Italienisch Stati di  conservazione
PP	Polierte Platte	Proof (PRF)	Flan bruni (FB)	Beweis
st	Stempelglanz, stempelfrisch	Stempelglanz (MS65-MS70)	Fleur de coin (FDC)	Fior di conio
-unz	fast unzirkuliert	Almost uncirculated (AU)
vz	Vorzüglich	Vorzüglich (EF oder XF)	Superbe (SUP)	Splendido
ss	Sehr schön	Sehr fein (VF)	Très Très beau (TTB)	Bellissimo
s	Schön	Fine (F)	Très beau (TB)	Molto bello

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