Roman Silver Denarius L. Scribonius Libo (62 BC) VF (Cr-416/1b)

0.1200 troy oz 62 BC Very Fine

Struck during the Roman Republic in 62 BC, this silver denarius offers a fascinating glimpse into ancient Roman imagery. Weighing 3.70 grams, the coin features a detailed depiction of Bonus Eventus on its obverse. The deity is shown facing right, adorned with a diadem, representing the personification of good fortune and successful outcomes. The reverse of this silver piece is equally intriguing, displaying a decorated well head. This structure is adorned with a garland and flanked by two lyres, with a hammer resting on the step below. Cataloged as reference Cr-416/1b, this coin survives in Very Fine condition, allowing modern observers to appreciate the intricate craftsmanship of ancient moneyers.

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