HistoricalCoins New Search All winning bids are subject to a 10% buyer’s fee. Description 55, Lot: 70. SARDINIA, Turris Libisonis? M. Lurius?, Octavian's governor. Circa 42-40 BC. Æ 28mm-Semiuncial As (15.99 gm). Estimate $300. Bidding Closed SARDINIA, Turris Libisonis? M. Lurius, Octavian's governor. Circa 42-40 BC. Æ 28mm-Semiuncial As (15.99 gm). Male head right, of Lurius?; plough beneath, [M]•L•D•C•P around / Hexastyle temple; Q•A•M•P•C•[II]•V. RPC I 622. Very Rare. ($300) RPC notes the unusual portrait style of these coins and links it through the plow, tentatively, to the governor of Sardinia and presumed founder of the city, M. Lurius. The meanings of the legends are still uncertain however, as is the identity of the portrait, and, for that matter, that of the temple. See RPC I pg. 162 for further discussion. Current Status 55, Lot: 70. Closing Date And Time: Dec 18, 2002 11:20 AM EST. Current Date And Time: Dec 29, 2002 4:19:08 AM EST. Currently: No Bids. Bidders (0). Copyright © CNG 2002 Developed by DataArt 2002 From cngcoins.com on-site auction number 55, closed December 18, 2002. Used by permission of CNG.