Octavian. The Triumvirs. Spring to early summer 36 BC. Silver Denarius (3.81g). Southern or central Italian mint. Bare head right, with slight beard / Tetrastyle temple of Divus Julius: statue of Julius Caesar as augur standing within, DIVO IVL on architrave, star within pediment, figures along roof line; lighted altar to left. Crawford 540/2; CRI 315; Sydenham 1338; RSC 90; RBW 1829. Obverse slightly off-centre, otherwise lightly toned with hints of golden hues. gVF. This denarius was struck as

figure silver

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