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10Roman denarius ca. 211 B.C., this denomination became the basic silver coin of the Roman economy for the next 450 years. Note the head of Mars on the obverse and the mounted Dioscurii on the reverse, both symbolic of Rome.
10Roman denarius ca. 211 B.C., this denomination became the basic silver coin of the Roman economy for the next 450 years. Note the head of Mars on the obverse and the mounted Dioscurii on the reverse, both symbolic of Rome. |
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