Roman Empire. Julian II Apostata (AD 360-363). Maiorina Arles 355-360 AD. FEL TEMP REPARATIO - M soldier spearing fallen horseman; TCON. (No reserve price)

Roman Empire. Julian II Apostata (AD 360-363). Maiorina Arles 355-360 AD. FEL TEMP REPARATIO - M soldier spearing fallen horseman; TCON. (No reserve price) #1.0
Roman Empire. Julian II Apostata (AD 360-363). Maiorina Arles 355-360 AD. FEL TEMP REPARATIO - M soldier spearing fallen horseman; TCON. (No reserve price) #1.0
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A bronze maiorina of Julian II Caesar, minted in Arles between 355–360 AD, weighing 2.34 g and about 18 mm, with obverse DN IVLIANVS NOB CAES bare-headed, draped and cuirassed, and FEL TEMP REPARATIO showing a soldier spearing a fallen horseman with TCON in the exergue; RIC 224, 270; in Very Fine condition.

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Roman Empire - Julian II caesar - bronze maiorina (2.34 g, 18 mm.) minted in Arles between 355-360 AD.

DN IVLIANVS NOB CAES, bare-headed, draped and cuirassed bust right./

FEL TEMP REPARATIO - M soldier spearing fallen horseman; TCON in exergue.

RIC 224, 270. C. 14.

VF.

13243 2023-13049

Seller's Story

Lucernae is a numismatic company founded in 2002 by Antonio Hinojosa Pareja, a graduate in Geography and History since 1997. Lucernae, as is well known, is the plural of a Latin word that defines a point of light (lucerna), a typical and everyday object in any home in the classical world. In the same way, our objective is the diffusion of historical knowledge through Numismatics. Being a point of light on Antiquity just like this small ceramic container filled with oil illuminated life hundreds or thousands of years ago! Welcome to the Story through the coins!
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Roman Empire - Julian II caesar - bronze maiorina (2.34 g, 18 mm.) minted in Arles between 355-360 AD.

DN IVLIANVS NOB CAES, bare-headed, draped and cuirassed bust right./

FEL TEMP REPARATIO - M soldier spearing fallen horseman; TCON in exergue.

RIC 224, 270. C. 14.

VF.

13243 2023-13049

Seller's Story

Lucernae is a numismatic company founded in 2002 by Antonio Hinojosa Pareja, a graduate in Geography and History since 1997. Lucernae, as is well known, is the plural of a Latin word that defines a point of light (lucerna), a typical and everyday object in any home in the classical world. In the same way, our objective is the diffusion of historical knowledge through Numismatics. Being a point of light on Antiquity just like this small ceramic container filled with oil illuminated life hundreds or thousands of years ago! Welcome to the Story through the coins!
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Details

Era
Before 1400
Culture/region
Roman Empire
Year/period and variation
Arles 355-360 AD. FEL TEMP REPARATIO - M soldier spearing fallen horseman; TCON.
Ruler
Julian II Apostata (AD 360-363)
Denomination
Maiorina
Metal
Bronze
Condition
Very fine
Weight
2.34 g
Number of objects
1
Sold by
Lucernae
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