Augustus, 27 BC-AD 14. Denarius NGC Mint State Rare Young Augustus FINEST KNOWN Alexander the Great

Augustus, 27 BC-AD 14. Denarius NGC Mint State Rare Young Augustus FINEST KNOWN Alexander the GreatAugustus, 27 BC AD 14. Denarius (Silver, 18 mm, 3. 69 g, 6 h), uncertain mint in Pannonia (?), circa 12 BC. CA ES AR Youthful bare head of Augustus to right; all within oak wreath. Rev. AVG VST Candalabrum decorated with ram's heads; all within a floral wreath entwined with two bucrania and three paterae. BMC 684. Cohen 2. RIC 540. Beautifully reflective mirrored fields and with a very artistic styled portrait. There has been some dispute over the

and thereafter silver coins were struck there under the aegis of Macedonian

This example is the Finest Known and one of 2 examples only example certified by NGC

Phoenician letter bet between legs

Lost for over a century

This is a cob issue struck on Gold mined in the Americas

The 1924 serves to make it one of the most important dates in the series

Stored in a family collection

certified and encapsulated by PCGS in Mint State 64

000 with many melted down and never put in circulation

It sort of has a PL look on the obverse

laureate head of Tiberius right

28g Issued as Caesar NGC CHVF 5/5 Strike 3/5 Surface