ROMAN REPUBLIC ANCIENT COINAGE
L. Philippus
113-112 BC
Rome Mint. Struck 113-112 BC, Silver Denarius. 18mm. 3.78g.
Obverse: ROMA in monogram behind head of Philip V of Macedon, wearing helmet with goat's horns, on which rests diadem, Φ below chin, dotted border; banker's marks right field.
Reverse: L•PHILIPPVS on the base of equestrian
statue: horseman carries laurel-branch right on pedestal; at horse's feet, flower; below, mark of value, dotted border. The equestrian statue is thought to depict L. Marcius Q.f. Philippus, who concluded a treaty of friendship with Philip V of Macedon.
Ref. Crawford 293/1. Sydenham 551. Marcia 12.
Very Fine, Bright silver, attractive coin.
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