Summary

Denarius serratus, issued by Ancient Roman Republic, 81 BC. The moneyer is C. MARTI C.F CAPIT (C. Marius C.F. Capito) and it was minted in Rome.

The ploughing scene on the reverse seems to be a simple reference to Ceres (the corn-goddess) on the obverse.

Obverse Description

Diademed head of Ceres facing right; behind, CAPIT and the control numeral, CXXXII; below chin, a shield

Reverse Description

Ploughman with yoke of oxen advancing to left; above, control numeral CXXXII; in exergue, C. MARI. C.F / S.C

Edge Description

Serrated

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