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Lot 88. Hadrianus AR Denarius, RIC II 2
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Bidding closed
(Sunday, June 21st, 19:44:00 CEST)
Current time: Friday, November 22nd, 11:24:58 CET
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CHF 230.00 (8 bids)
Approx. EUR 248.29 / USD 259.33 / GBP 206.57
Bid history
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CHF 230.00
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Bidder 5 *
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2015-06-21, 09:51:45
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CHF 220.00
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Bidder 4 *
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2015-06-21, 19:43:47
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CHF 190.00
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Bidder 3 *
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2015-06-21, 16:34:43
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CHF 170.00
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Bidder 3 *
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2015-06-21, 16:34:13
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CHF 150.00
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Bidder 3 *
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2015-06-21, 16:33:47
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CHF 130.00
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Bidder 3 *
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2015-06-21, 16:09:21
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CHF 110.00
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Bidder 2 *
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2015-06-11, 08:32:55
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CHF 80.00
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Bidder 1 *
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2015-06-08, 00:28:54
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* User names of other bidders are replaced by Bidder 1, 2, and so on.
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High bidder: |
Bidder 5
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eAuction #38, Lot 88. Estimate: CHF 75.00
Hadrianus (117-138 AD). AR Denarius (19 mm, 3.14 g), Roma (Rome), 117 AD.
Obv. IMP CAES TRAIANO HADRIANO OPT AVG GER DAC, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, seen from behind.
Rev. PARTHIC DIVI TRAIAN AVG F P M TR P COS P P, Trajan and Hadrian standing right and left, holding globe between them.
RIC II, 2b (S).
Scarce. Very fine.
One of the earliest coins of Hadrian, issued shortly after Trajan's death. Hadrian's succession to the throne was not undisputed, and his adoption by Trajan may have been a complete invention. The reverse legend on this coin calls himself the f(ilius) (son) of his deceased predecessor, indicating that the new emperor felt the need to boast the legitimacy of his rule in his first issue of coins.
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