Silver denarius struck in Rome under the moneyer Q. Pomponius Musa Hercules in 56 BC. Obverse: Laureate head of Apollo facing right, with moneyer's name around. Reverse: Hercules Musarum standing, wearing the lion skin and holding a lyre; legend HERCVLES MVSARVM clearly visible. Weight: 4.02 g A highly desirable type from the famous Musa series, one of the most artistic and collected issues of the late Roman Republic. The coin is in exceptionally well-preserved condition for the type VF+, with attractive silver surfaces, strong details on both sides, well-centered strike, and clearly readable legends. Portrait and reverse design remain remarkably sharp, making this an excellent example for collectors of Roman Republican coinage.