A.Pius denarius, 3.60 gr, and absolutely stunning coin of Julian Apostata, 9.5o gr, unclean piece, and not seen well on photo, but this coin is COMPLETELY SILVERED!
galba68, Both coins look great . Julian folles have always been pricey. I bought the coin pictured below 14 years ago.There are barely visible traces of silvering on the portrait but it is a strong strike .
kool!...both fine specimens Galba68..i have chipped AP Divus with different reverse,(not to mention more worn), but that Julian bull coin is the bomb!....(yes, i've been bidding on some)
JULIAN II. 361-363 AD. Æ (30mm, 7.26 gm, 12h).Sirmium mint. 1st officina.. Obv: D N FL CL IVLIA-NVS P F AVG, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. Rev: SECVRITAS REIPVB•, bull standing right, two stars above; *ASIRM-wreath in ex. RIC VIII 106; LRBC 1621.