#1270590 Marcus Aurelius, Dupondius, 153-154, Rome, Very rare, Bronze, VF+, RIC13

  
Marc Aurelius, Dupondius, 153-154, Rome, Very rare, Bronze, TB+, RIC:1318. Bust of Marcus Aurelius, bare head, draped, to the right, Minerva, seated to the right, holding a spear and pulling the aegis; shield against the chair, Dupondius which seems extremely rare, none have been referenced in the Roman Imperial Coinage Online, while only one has been seen for sale recently.

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