32 BC NGC Ch VF Marc Antony Denarius Legion XVIII Roman Imperatorial Galley Eagle (25042001D)Choice Very Fine Roman Imperatorial silver denarius coin. Catalog: Crawford 544 33, 3. 70g, approx. 19mm. Struck between 32 to 31 BC for Marc Antony during the war following the assassination of Julius Caesar to honor his Roman Legions. The legionary coinage of Marc Antony was likely produced at his winter headquarters at Patrae. Twenty three legions were honored: LEG PRI to LEG XXIII. Legio XVIII was founded ca. 41 BC by Octavian (future emperor
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Choice Very Fine Roman Imperatorial silver denarius coin.
Catalog: Crawford 544/33, 3.70g, approx. 19mm.
Struck between 32 to 31 BC for Marc Antony during the war following the assassination of Julius Caesar to honor his Roman Legions.
The legionary coinage of Marc Antony was likely produced at his winter headquarters at Patrae. Twenty-three legions were honored: LEG PRI to LEG XXIII.
Legio XVIII was founded ca. 41 BC by Octavian (future emperor Augustus). The legion was, along with Legio XVII and Legio XIX, destroyed in the Battle of Teutoburg Forest (September, 9 AD).
Obverse: war galley rowing right, mast with banners at prow, ANT AVG III VIR R P C.
Reverse: legionary eagle between two standards, LEG XVIII.
Certified by NGC to Ch VF, Strike 3/5, Surface 2/5 Marks.
A pleasing example of an historic coin!
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32 BC NGC Ch VF Marc Antony Denarius Legion XVIII Roman Imperatorial Galley Eagle (25042001D)