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VICTORIA AET
He already acted as an independent dynast in Thrace where four years earlier he destroyed Kardia in the Thracian Chersonesos so that he could replace it with his own capital named Lysimacheia
This coin features the bust of Christ on the obverse holding the book of Gospels and a cross resting on three steps on the reverse
ID#f339 (UK) Diameter: 8
#N956# Roman Ae As coin of Claudius I from 41-42 AD (New Zealand Stock) VICTORIA AETWelcome to cc coins Up for auction is a Roman Ae As coin of Claudius I from 41 42 AD ID# 956N MINT: Rome OBVERSE; TI CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG PM TR P IMP Bare head left. REVERSE; "LIBERTAS AVGVSTA S C Libertas standing, head right, holding a pileus in her right hand, her left hand extended. REFERENCE: RIC 97
