This coin also shows Antony's attempts to link himself to Julius Caesar in the eyes of the Roman public
The Alexandrian tetradrachm features a portrait of the god Hercules
This coin is professionally graded and authenticated by NGC to be in AU (About Uncirculated) condition
Reverse: Stellate floral design within incuse square
sacrificing out of patera in right hand over garlanded and lighted altar and holding corn-ears in left hand
49 B.C. Roman Republic Silver Denarius, Julius Caesar Tetradrachm This coin also shows Antony's49 B. C. Roman Republic Silver Denarius, Julius Caesar. Moderate wear, dark toning, light porosity, well centered obverse and off center reverse. 17mm diameter, 3. 73g weight, silver This coin was minted by Caesar to pay his legions, shortly after crossing the Rubicon (sacred boundary of the Roman Republic) and seizing control of Rome from the Senate. This was a huge turning point in Roman history that would ultimately lead to the collapse of the