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                  Augustus, 27BC-14AD, Bronze As, RIC-I-20-S, struck 25-23BC at 
                  Emerita, 8.82 grams, 25.6 mm. Nice VF

                  Obv: CAESAR AVGV TRIB POTEST - Bare head of Augustus facing 
                  right
                  Rev: P CARISIVS LEG AVGVSTI - Legend in three lines
                  Scarce and quite choice for this difficult and early coinage 
                  of Augustus.
                  Among Augustus' first 'Imperial' issues are eas and denarii 
                  naming on their reverse P. Carisius, his legatus pro praetore 
                  in Lusitana (Portugal). Carisius founded the city of Emerita 
                  Augusta (Mérida) as a staging point for Augustus' campaign to 
                  pacify northwestern Spain - a feat that had not been achieved 
                  after decades of campaigns under the Republic. The city 
                  derived its name from its other main purpose, a home for 
                  demobilized soldiers known as emeriti.

                        Price 
                          US$ 317  € 265.09
                         £ 179.21
                         AUD$ 424.21
                         CHF 409.41
                         CAD$ 375.55

                        Rates for 10/21/2005