NG Ancient Roman Voting Scene Silver Denarius Coin of P Licinius Nerva - 113 BC

Great Silver Bargain Coin Coin up for buy is the one with hole struck in middle 1900 years ago by a citizen of Rome for one reason or another, Coin marked EXAMPLE ONLY is to give you an idea of what the same coin looks like in near mint condition and a price of about $1,400.00. Ancient Roman Republican silver denarius struck under the moneyer, Publius Licinius Nerva in 113/112 B.C. at the Rome mint. The obverse with the bust of the personification of Rome, Roma. She is shown facing left wearing an ornate helmet, a round shield decorated with a warrior on horseback in her left hand, and a spear in her right hand. Star in front, crescent above. The legend behind reading:ROMAThe reverse with a wonderful snapshot of democratic life in the Roman Republic, a voting scene: At the left, a voter approaching a bridge and bending to accept a ballot from an attendant who is standing behind the bridge and to the right, another voter places his ballot into a cista (casket). The legend above reading:P[bvlivs] NERVA"Publius Nerva"This ancient silver coin struck in 112/113 B.C. allows us to view a fascinating moment in the workings of early, Roman democracy. It is thought that the reverse scene on this desirable issue was chosen to celebrate the passing of the lex (law) maria in 119 B.C. A law which prevented candidates and their supporters from harassing voters as they crossed the narow bridges on their way to the polls.Diameter: 17 mm.Weight: 3.30 g.ID WITH CONFIDENCE Items offered by Numismatic Galerie are unconditionally guaranteed to be authentic. Thank you for Looking!!