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Denarius - Replica Julia: Lucius Julius Bursio; L•IVLI•BVRSIO

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Thickness 1.36 mm
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Obverse description Anepigraphic. Male head facing right, youthful and draped, bearing the combined attributes of three deities: a laureate wreath of Apollo, winged head-gear associated with Mercury, and a trident over the shoulder referencing Neptune. This iconographic synthesis is characteristic of the moneyer Lucius Julius Bursio's distinctive series. A control-mark appears in the field behind the head. The style reflects the bold, high-relief portraiture typical of late Roman Republican silver coinage.
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Reverse description Victory, draped, driving a quadriga galloping to the right; she holds the reins with her left hand and raises a wreath in her extended right hand. A control-mark may appear above or below the quadriga depending on the die variety. The moneyer's signature legend L•IVLI•BVRSIO appears in the exergue. The composition reflects the standard Roman Republican triumphal reverse type, rendered with dynamic movement across the die field.
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