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Nero dupondius Securitas, struck at Rome AD 63. Graded Choice Very Fine by NGC. The flan is flawed on the reverse and it has a scuff (see pictures) but is a superb example of a coin that is much rarer than RIC suggests. It is of fine style with 4/5 strike and surfaces.
Listed by RIC as scarce it is represented in more collections (Vienna, Oxford and Copenhagen) than the other 2 Type 29 reverse coins – Secvuritas Avgvsti omitting SC and the mark of value in a deliberate snub of the senate – the only example I can find of this coin outside of the institutions was sold was by CNG in July 2007 (E auction 167, lot number 122 $303 hammer).
Obverse: Radiate head of Nero left. NERO CLAVD CAESAR AVG GERM PM TRP IMP PP
Reverse: Securitas seated. right on throne, holding sceptre, right elbow resting on back of throne. SECVRITAS AVGVSTI No SC or mark of value.
References: RIC 113, WCN 183.
Diameter: 28mm
Weight: 15.78 grams
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