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This very rare Roman Republic denarius featuring Piso Frugi from 61 B.C. is an exceptional and highly sought-after coin for collectors of ancient Roman coinage. Struck during a pivotal period of Roman history, this high-grade VF example showcases remarkable preservation and historical significance. The obverse of the coin depicts the portrait of Piso Frugi, a prominent Roman senator and supporter of the Republic, offering valuable insight into the political landscape of the era. The reverse features a dynamic scene of horse racing, a popular and culturally significant sport in ancient Rome, symbolizing speed, competition, and civic entertainment. The detailed depiction captures the energy and motion of the race, highlighting the artistry and craftsmanship of Roman engravers. Weighing approximately 3.8 grams and struck in AR silver, this denarius exemplifies the classic Roman silver coinage with sharp details and a well-centered strike. Its very good (VF) condition indicates careful preservation, with clear imagery and inscriptions that make it a standout piece for advanced collectors. This coin not only holds numismatic value but also offers a tangible connection to Roman social, political, and sporting life. Its rarity, high grade, and historical significance make it an outstanding addition to any serious collection of Roman Republican coinage. Secure this rare Piso Frugi denarius today and own a remarkable artifact that encapsulates the spirit of the Roman Republic and its vibrant civic culture!