Roman Republic Lucius Manlius Torquatus & Lucius Cornelius Sulla 82 BC Silver Denarius

Name: Roman Republic Lucius Manlius Torquatus &amp; Lucius Cornelius Sulla 82 BC Silver Denarius
SKU: CR874C
Price: 195.00 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

£195.00

Code: CR874C

Roma / Sulla in quadriga right

RCV286

15mm, 3.68g

This coin is part of the Fort collection, a carefully assembled group of Ancient coins from the Roman Republic and Imperatorial periods. Coins were sourced from reputable dealers and auction houses over some 25 years. Each one comes with the collector’s label, along with any other previous tickets and are sure to sell quickly given their overall high grade and rarity. FortE

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