I recently won this unusual coin in a group of five coins from Numismatick Naumann. It is a puzzling piece - appears to be genuine but cannot find it - which makes it much more likely to be an imitation. It is clearly Julius Caesar and Octavian or Augustus. If it is genuine it would sell for much more than I paid so it cannot be genuine. But where was it made? 4.38 grams, 19mm. - Maybe Augustus and Agrippa? Any ideas?
Not the same coin I don't think, but similar. Authentic? I believe so. AUGUSTUS (OCTAVIAN) AE Dupondius OBVERSE: CAESAR DIVI F, bare head of Octavian right REVERSE: DIVOS IVLIVS, wreathed head of Julius Caesar right Gallic or Italian mint 38 BC 30mm; 17.90 g CR535/v1, RPC620v