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18131145565Matthew Carey Johnson and Warner 1813. Hard cover. Fair/No jacket. For Latin readers.<br /> <br /> Cover is worn and rubbed on the top edge and outer edge with the back cover corner being bumped creased and chipped. The front and back hinges are worn with the top edge of the spine being chipped. Binding is tight. Ink inscriptions from previous owners on the front and back inside covers with pages throughout the book being foxed and creased otherwise pages are legible and attached to binding.<br /> <br /> As is what you would probably expect from a book that's been around since 1813. Matthew Carey, Johnson and Warner unknown
994Northern Italy: Mint Moving with Caesar 49BCE. Elephant right trampling serpent more standing than walking like the one plated by Crawford. “CAESAR†in exergue. 4 emblems on reverse though some including Crawford have said the elephant is the rev. side. Cr. Crawford RRC 443/1. BMC British Museum Catalog Gaul 27. Kestner 3516. Exf. The first silver Caesar and the first to bear his name a military issue originally struck at the mobile mint traveling with the legions for the sole purpose of paying Caesar’s troops on the eve of crossing the Rubicon and on the march to Rome that followed commencing the civil war and assuring that no further funds would be forthcoming from the Senate. And Sear says that this coin continued to be struck once Caesar arrived in Rome and had confiscated the reserve bullion stores left in the aerarium treasury by the fleeing Pompeians 15000 bars of gold 30000 bars of silver and 7500000 denarii in cash. It was however confined to military payment as the Roman mintiers struck different denarii for civilian commerce. This is a relatively common Caesar coin but it is not so common in this condition with sharp details as well as orange yellow and red iridescence. The majority of examples of this type belong to one of two artistic designs when considering the elephant the more realistic and accurate depiction this coin and one in which the elephant has short legs and an almost pig like appearance. Mint Moving with Caesar unknown
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