#1021289 Currency, Phrygia, Matidia, Assarion, 112-119, Cotiaeum, Very Rare, Tb

  

[#1021289] currency, phrygia, matidia, assarion, 112-119, cotiaeum, very rare, tb. Currency, phrygia, matidia, assarion, klaudius varis, magistrate, 112-119, cotiaeum, very rare, tb+, bronze, diademized bust and draped of matidia on the right, zeus sitting on the right, holding a sceptre in his right hand and laying his left hand on his left knee. Traceability and transparency in our procedures to combat trafficking in cultural property, the origin of this copy has been rigorously verified.

This copy comes from a professional numismate expert (origin: Swiss / 2022 / batch d 1368). To secure your numismatic collection, always ask to know the source of your purchases. Compliance this article is certified authentic following the expertise of two recognized numismate experts. Our team carries out nearly 100,000 numismatic expertise each year for individuals, professionals or administrations.

Our company was founded in 1977 and we are members of the main international organizations in numismatics (years n°11680, ana n°3175551, years, ibns n°11418, pmg n°3721, pcgs n°1048758, n°3721). Extended warranty for 10 years we offer a full refund of your order if a recognized authority questions the authenticity of a sold product. It is additional security offered to allow you to purchase in complete serenity.

Justifying this item will be provided with a nominative and dated invoice, established by a professional seller (siret: 41389368600019). To secure your numismatic purchases, always require an invoice and keep the document. This item is in the category "Antique coins\articles\Romanes\imperiales". The seller is "cdma59" and is located in this country: fr. This item can be shipped to the following country: whole world.

Metal: bronze
1. quality of currency: tb+
2. diameter: 21.5
3. facial value: assarion
Province of Greece: phrygia
4. product type: currency
5. specific note in title: very rare
6. main character: matidia
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7. year: 112-119
8. workshop: cotiaeum