Code: 11369
Divus Claudius, Silver Denarius.
Lugdunum Mint, Struck (54-5 AD).
Obverse: DIVVS CLAVDIVS AVGVSTVS, Laureate head facing left.
Reverse: EX S C, Richly ornamented quadriga/tensa drawn right by four horses, the tensa has a pediment like a temple, surmounted by four smaller horses and flanked by two Victories, with a lituus between two pateras in the pediment itself; on the side panel of the car a standing frontal figure holding sceptre, and the Goddess Victory advancing to the right holding out a wreath, on the front panel, a standing figure holding scepter and two pateras.
RCV2052; RIC 5 (R3).
3.5 grams, 18 mm in diameter.
Extremely well struck, on a large full-round-flan, Rare.
