ROMAN EMPIRE - NOVEL Augustus (27 BC - 14 AD). Aureus ND (c.25-22 BC), Colonia Patricia ? Av. AVGVSTVS. Nude head right. Rv. S-P- - Q- R. Winged Victory left holding shield inscribed CL. V (Clipeus Virtutis). RIC 61 - Calicó 287; Gold - 7.84 g - 19.5 mm - 6 h From the Michael F. Price collection, Stack's sale, 3 December 1996, No. 105. NGC MS* 5/5 3/5 bankers mark (8558293-003). On a slightly oblong blank. A countermark on the reverse in M. The fields barely marked with a slight patina on the original gloss. Very rare with perhaps three known examples. Superb at Fleur de coin. In 27 BC, Octavian took complete control of the state and was awarded the title of Augustus by the Senate and the People. He received the civic crown and laurels. A gold shield, the Clipeus Virtuti, honouring his Virtue, Clemency, Justice and Piety, was hung in the Senate. Monetary workshops in Asia and Spain would take up this theme in the years that followed. Of the greatest rarity, only three examples are known, all with the same corners and bearing an M countermark on the reverse (our example, countermark on the left / Calicó 287 = Sotheby's, 12 and 13 December 1994, no. 22, countermark on the right / NAC 94, 6 October 2016, no. 57 = CNG Triton XI, 8 January 2008, no. 749 = Leu 87, 6 May 2003, no. 1 = NAC 8, 1995, no. 774 = NAC XXII, 1 June 1989, no. 30). ローマ帝国 アウグストゥス (27 BC - 14) アウレウス金貨 年号不明 (25-22 BC頃) コロニア・パトリシア(?) 表面：「AVGVSTVS」 右向きの無冠頭像 裏面：「S-P- - Q- R」 左向きに立つ翼の生えた勝利の女神、その両手に抱える盾の中央に「CL. V」の文字（Clipeus Virtutis 名誉の盾） RIC 61 - Calicó 287; Gold - 7.84 g - 19.5 mm - 6 h. 来歴：Michael F. Price, Stack'sオークション, 1996/12/3, no. 105 NGC MS* 5/5 3/5 bankers mark わずかに横長の円形(えんぎょう/プランシェ) 裏面にカウンターマークの「M」 製造時の光沢の上にかかる薄い金錆の乗ったフィールド 大変希少 現存数おそらく3枚のみ 極美品〜完全未使用 紀元前27年、完全に国家の支配権を握ったオクタヴィアヌスは、元老院と民衆からアウグストゥスの称号を与えられ、市民冠と月桂冠を授与されました。彼の徳、寛大さ、正義、そして敬虔さを称える金の盾「クリペウス・ウォティウス」が元老院に掲げられました。その後数年間、アジアとスペインの造幣局はこのモチーフを採用しました。極めて希少な現存3枚　いずれも同じ極印が使用され、裏面にカウンターマークの「M」 (当該コインは左側にカウンターマーク / Calicó 287 = Sotheby's, 1994/12/12-13, n°22.右側にカウンターマーク/ NAC 94, 2016/10/6, no. 57 = CNG Triton XI, 2008/1/8, no. 749 = Leu 87, 2003/5/6, no. 1 = NAC 8, 1995, no. 774 = NAC XXII, 1989/6/1, no. 30). ROMAN EMPIRE Augustus (27 BC - 14 AD). Aureus ND (c.25-22 BC), Colonia Patricia? Obverse: AVGVSTVS. Bare head facing right. Reverse: S-P- - Q- R. Winged Victory facing left holding a shield inscribed CL. V (Clipeus Virtutis). RIC 61 - Calicó 287; Gold - 7.84 g - 19.5 mm - 6 h. From the Michael F. Price collection, Stack's auction, 3 December 1996, no. 105. NGC MS* 5/5 3/5 bankers mark. On a slightly oblong blank. A countermark on the reverse in M. The fields are barely marked with a slight patina on the original lustre. Very rare with possibly only three known examples. About Uncirculated to Mint State. In 27 BC, Octavian gained complete control of the State and was awarded the title of Augustus by the Senate and the People. He received the civic crown and laurels. A golden shield, the Clipeus Virtuti, honouring his Virtue, Clemency, Justice and Piety, was hung in the Senate. The mints of Asia and Spain would take up this theme in the years that followed. Extremely rare, with only three known examples, all from the same dies and bearing an M countermark on the reverse (our example, countermark on the left / Calicó 287 = Sotheby's, 12 and 13 December 1994, no. 22, countermark on the right / NAC 94, 6 October 2016, no. 57 = CNG Triton XI, 8 January 2008, no. 749 = Leu 87, 6 May 2003, no. 1 = NAC 8, 1995, no. 774 = NAC XXII, 1 June 1989, no. 30). * Following Council Directive (EU) 2022/542 of April 5, 2022, implemented in national law from 01/01/2025, buyers from within the EU have to pay 5.5% VAT on the hammer price of this lot. * Following Council Directive (EU) 2022/542 of April 5, 2022, implemented in national law from 01/01/2025, buyers from within the EU have to pay 5.5% VAT on the hammer price of this lot.