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Struck during the Second Republic at the Durango Mint (mint mark Do
Actium and Egypt (defeat of Anthony and Cleopatra in naval and ground campaigns)
especially reverse (difficult to capture in the scan)
Minted at Rome between 193 to 196 CE during the reign of her husband Emperor Septimius Severus
Mint State Great Britain Middlesex (National Series
36 BC NGC Ch F Octavian Roman Imperatorial Denarius Temple Divo Julius Caesar (25041202C) Egypt Struck during the Second RepublicChoice Fine Roman Imperatorial silver denarius ancient coin. Struck by Octavian (Augustus), nephew of Julius Caesar circa 36 BC at an Italian Mint. 3. 77g, Crawford 540 2, Foss 83. Certified by NGC to Ch F, Strike 3 5, Surface 3 5. Flan Flaw is noted. Historically significant commemorative coin issued to celebrate the construction of the temple of Divus Julius (Julius Caesar) in Rome. Temple was completed in 29 BC. Obverse: IMP CAESAR DIVI F III VIR