JULIA MAMAEA. DENARIUS. ROME. VENUS GENETRIX. Venus, Cupid. Choice!

Description

ROMAN EMPIRE
JULIA MAMAEA (Julia Avita Mamaea).  Daughter of Julia Maesa. Mother of Severus Alexander, murdered with her son in AD 235
Silver Denarius (2.69 grams, 18.55/20.41 mm)
Obverse: IVLIA MAMAEA AVG, Her diademed draped bust to the right, her wavy hair arranged in a bun behind the neck.
Reverse: VENVS GENETRIX, Venus standing left, holding long sceptre and apple, Cupid at her feet.
Reference: Sear 2312, RIC 355, page 99, Vol VI, part 2.
Grade: About Uncirculated/Extremely Fine. (Small scratch before ear)
Scarce
Choice portrait and great reverse, all with minute details. Large planchet. Well centered. Light toning. A choice coin in hand!  (# 03541-42)
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