L. Piso Frugi. AR Denarius - NGC Ch XF 5/5 4/5 - 90 BC, 19mm - GREAT STRIKE - 149




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Information:
Reference Number: Avaluer:36943269Country/Region of Manufacture: Italy
Grade: Ch XF 5/5 4/5Certification Number: 5768630-007
Composition: SilverCertification: NGC
Provenance: NAVILLE NUMISMATICS, NGC ANCIENTSDate: 90 BC
Denomination: Denarius
Original Description:
Offered:  L. Piso Frugi. Denarius circa 90, AR 19mm., 4.05g. Laureate head of Apollo r.; behind, anchor and below chin, F. Dotted border. Rev. Horseman galloping l., holding torch in upraised r. hand; above, anchor and below, L·PISO FRVGI. Babelon Calpurnia 12. Sydenham 663. Crawford 340/1.Attractive iridescent tonePERFECT 5/5 STRIKE
Nice, Detail PortraitCentered on a roundflan.Excellent Frugi DenariusPROVENANCE: NAVILLE NUMISMATICS,  NGC ANCIENTSDo you know&nbs...p;the different NGC’s “economy”grading and FULL SERVICE grading?Economy grading is cheaper because NGC, witheconomy grading at cheaper fee, does not  grade the coin’s Strike orSurface Qualities.Also, under economy grading, NGC doesnot identify any of the coin’s damages (scratches, flan flaws, clipping, dents, bent, etc.).Full Service grading costs a lot more, but Iknow it’s definitely worth the extra money!Full grading is the ONLY NGC grading that fully disclosesthe coin’s TRUE quality AND the ONLY service I use from NGC.Full grading gives the buyer FULL disclosureabout the coin … BEFORE the buyer buys the coin and finds out about these flawslater. And do you know what? … That’s the way it ought to be done!( BIO of   ROMAN REPUBLIC  BELOW )
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