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Obverse: IMP CAES CLOD PVPIEN MAXIMVS AVG
Caesar's great-nephew and heir
the death of Drusus due to injuries suffered in a freak riding accident in September of 9 BC was a setback which cost the Romans dearly and eventually lost them control of "free Germany" east of the Rhine
This coin was produced 25 years later by Augustus
RIC IV Septimius Severus 240
78 A.D. Roman Empire Silver Denarius, Emperor Vespasian Julian the Apostate Obverse: IMP CAES CLOD PVPIEN78 A. D. Roman Empire Silver Denarius, Emperor Vespasian (r. 69 79 A. D.). Moderate wear and a strong strike. Well centered on both sides. Steel grey toning. 17mm diameter, 3. 4g weight, silver. In 68 AD, the Julio Claudian imperial dynasty founded by Emperor Augustus collapsed after the suicide of Emperor Nero. Nero had been forced to flee the capital after the Praetorian Guard threw their support to the usurper Galba (governor of Spain). His suicide
