Roman Republic. C. Vibius C. f. Pansa, c. 90 BC. Denarius (No reserve price)
This Roman Republic denarius, attributed to C. Vibius C. f. Pansa and dated around 90 BC, represents the monetary practices during the late Republic era. Republican denarii often bore the names of magistrates responsible for minting them alongside symbolic imagery. These coins circulated widely and played a key role in the economic activities of Rome prior to the imperial institution. The study of such coins provides important insights into Roman politics, finance, and iconography during a period of growing social and political complexity.
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