Roman Republic. L. Farsuleius Mensor (154-141 b.C.). Denarius Rome (No reserve price)
The Denarius minted by L. Farsuleius Mensor during the Roman Republic (154-141 BCE) represents one of Rome’s principal silver coins before the empire period. The denarius was widely used in trade and military pay and often bore images reflecting Roman religion, politics, or family emblems. This particular coin, struck in Rome, provides a glimpse into Republican Italy’s economy and artistic styles. Collectors value these ancient silver denarii for their historical significance and craftsmanship during a formative era of Roman expansion and political development.
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