TWELVE CAESAR’S Domitian, AD 81-96 Gold Aureus Minerva bust w/scepter NGC CHVF Archive Lost for more than 130

Lost for more than 130 years before its historic recovery

Obverse- Head of Athena right

some of which were exceptionally well-preserved due to their sealed containers

A finely engraved laureate portrait of Caligula

000 overlooked and a must own rarity for any collection

TWELVE CAESAR’S Domitian, AD 81-96 Gold Aureus Minerva bust w/scepter NGC CHVF Archive Lost for more than 130Domitian, AD 81 96 AV Aureus (7. 82g) rv Minerva bust w scepter NGC CHVF 5 5 Strike 2 5 Surface From the tainted pages of history, Domitian is portrayed as an unsympathetic emperor whose life was framed by the envy he felt toward his older brother, Titus. He was aggressive militarily and led daring campaigns in Germany to win the kind of glory that his father and brother had earned in Judaea. Accounts of his personal life are shocking including an