Diocletian, Aureus, 289-290, Rome, Very rare, Gold, Extremely fine, RIC146

  
Diocletian, Aureus, 289-290, Rome, Very rare, Gold, UNC, RIC:146. Diocletian, Aureus, 289-290, Rome, Very rare, RIC:146, from the Hunter collection.

Bust of Diocletian, laureate, draped, armored, to the right, Jupiter standing to the left, head turned backwards, casting a lightning bolt on a kneeling Titan. A superb quality specimen, on a very wide flan, with still some of its striking brilliance. Slight circulation wear on the portrait beard otherwise extremely well preserved.

Palombo House 12, 2013, lot 87. Specimen from the Hunter collection, DIOCLETIA - NVS P F AVG, IOVI FVL - GE - RAT - ORI // PR. Traceability and transparency In the context of our procedures to combat the traffic of cultural goods, the provenance of this specimen has been rigorously verified. This specimen comes from a professional numismatic expert (origin: United Kingdom / 2021 / lot D 1219). To secure your numismatic collection, always demand to know the provenance of your purchases. Compliance This item is certified authentic following the expertise of two recognized numismatic experts. Our team carries out nearly 100,000 numismatic expertises annually for individuals, professionals, or administrations. Our company was founded in 1977 and we are members of the main international organizations in Numismatics (ANS no. Extended guarantee For 10 years we offer a full refund of your order if a recognized authority questions the authenticity of a product sold.

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