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Coin ID #9076

Magnesia ad Sipylos (AD 37-41) AE 20 - Caligula

Gaius (Caligula), with Germanicus and Agrippina Senior, 37-41 AD. AE20 (3.53g, 11h). Radiate head of Gaius right / Germanicus, wearing a toga capite velato, standing facing; to right, Agrippina Senior (as Demeter) standing left, holding grain ears and scepter. VF, brown patina with traces of olive overtones, hairline flan crack at 10h. Very rare.

File information
Filename:90000993.jpg
City/Mint name:Magnesia ad Sipylos
Keywords:roman / bronze
References:RPC 2454; SNG München 257; SNG von Aulock 3000; BMC 49
Valuation:CNG Auc. 90 (5/2012), lot 993 ($380 + comm)
Photo courtesy of:Classical Numismatic Group - www.cngcoins.com
Filesize:98 KiB
Date added:Jun 23, 2012
Dimensions:800 x 372 pixels
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  [Jan 09, 2013 at 11:43 PM]
I did an article called "Portraits of Caligula: The Seated Figure? It was to prove that Caligula was the first living princeps to appear radiate on imperial coinage? This was one of the provincial issues I used to show Caligula with Radiate attribution. It is a very important historical coin for its solar imagery and iconography. Joe Geranio

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