Portrait denarii of Julius Caesar remain among the most desirable coins in all of ancient numismatics because they combine:
Virtus stands in heroic pose holding a spear
Republic sank afternoon of October 25th
Good history in their press release
An iconic American treasure—combining nearly one ounce of Gold Rush gold with one of the most famous shipwreck pedigrees in numismatic history
Amastris 285-250 BC Silver Stater NGC ChXF Last Achaemenid Princess - Very Rare us coins Portrait denarii of Julius CaesarSOLD Queen Amastris 285 250 BC Silver Didrachm Stater NGC ChXF. A must buy, very rare in all grades. Mintage unknown PAPHLAGONIA. Amastris. Queen Amastris (ca. 285 250 BC). AR stater or didrachm (23mm, 9. 39 gm, 12h). NGC Choice XF 5 5 3 5. Persic standard. Head of Mn, Amastris or Mithras right, wearing laureate Phrygian cap decorated with star with eight points AMATPIEN, Aphrodite enthroned left, Nike right on extended right arm, transverse scepter