Roman Empire. Gaius, called Caligula, 37-41. Sestertius (Bronze, 35.18 mm, 29.59 g). Rome. AD 37-38. C CAESAR AVG GERMANICVS PON M TR POT, Laureate head left. Rev. AGRIPPINA - DRVSILLA - IVLIA / S - C, The three sisters of Caligula standing frontal, heads in profile, each draped and holding cornucopiae; Agrippina, as Securitas, rests hand on column, Drusilla, as Concordia, also holds patera, and Julia, as Fortuna, also holds rudder. RIC I 33. Cohen 4. BMCRE 36. Green patina. Rough surface and pittings. About Very Fine. Very Rare.
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