Repubblica Romana.Cn.Domizio Aenobarbo.Denario 41 a.C.Zecca Itinerante al seguito delle legioni di Aenobarbo.D\ AHENOBAR testa a destra R\CN DOMITTIVS IMP Trofeo su prora di Nave.Peso 3,39 gr.Diametro 19 mm.RR.Cr.542\2 BB+\qSPL

Cn. Domitius Ahenobarbus. AR Denarius, 41 BC, mint moving with Ahenobarbus. Obv. AHENOBAR. Head of L. Ahenobarbus right, slightly bearded. Rev. CN. DOMITIVS IMP. Trophy with two spears and shield on prow right. Cr. 519/2. B. 21. AR. g. 3.39 mm. 19.00 RR. Very rare.

A magnificent portrait masterly engraved and perfectly centred on a full flan. Light cabinet tone. A prestigious coin. EF/About EF. This issuer was the son of the consul of BC 54 and, like his father, belonged to the Pompeian party, but returning to Italy in BC 46 he was pardoned by Caesar. After the latter's death, he followed Brutus to Macedonia and was amongst those condemned under the lex Paedia. He was placed in command of a fleet and won a decisive victory on the day ofthe first battle of Philippi, for which he was saluted imperator. In BC 40 he was reconciled to M. Antony, who made him governor of Bithynia. (RSC I, p. 45).