practically extremely fine and a very pleasing piece
A few raised lines on obverse from a slightly damaged die otherwise good extremely fine with remains of original lustre
one tiny dig under breastplate
good extremely fine and rare final date of the reign
Philip's cloak
Vespasian, posthumous Gold Aureus struck by Titus, Rome mint practically extremely fine and aVespasian (69 79), posthumous Aureus, struck by Titus, Mint of Rome, c. 80 81. DIVVS AVGVSTVS VESPASIANVS, after deification. laureate head facing right, rev, E X in field, S C on shield, column mounted with shield and topped by urn, flanked by two laurels, 7. 26g., 5h (RIC 358; BMC 123; Calico 630; C. 148). Scuff mark on column, otherwise good very fine and rare.