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Roman Republic, M. Papirius Carbo, Silver Denarius, 122 BC, gF-nVF Gold - 1/10oz Proof one of the world’s richestROMAN REPUBLIC, M. Papirius Carbo, as Triumvir Monetalis (moneyer), Silver Denarius (3. 79g, 17mm), Rome mint 122 BC. Obv. Head of Roma right, wearing winged Attic helmet, "X" (mark of value) to lower right, laurel branch to left. Rev. Jupiter commands quadriga right, "M CARBO" below, "ROMA" in exergue. Crawford 276 1. Toned, near Very Fine good Fine.