44 BC Julius Caesar Silver Denarius NGC Choice Extremely Fine 3x5

This exceptional silver denarius was struck in 44 BC during the final year of Julius Caesar's life, representing one of the most historically significant issues in Roman numismatics. Issued by L. Livineius Regulus as moneyer, this coin captures the pivotal moment when Caesar's dictatorship was reaching its zenith, just months before his assassination on the Ides of March.

The obverse presents a masterful portrait of Caesar facing right, displaying the realistic portraiture style that marked a departure from earlier Republican coinage traditions. The reverse features an elegant bull charging right, symbolizing strength and power, with the moneyer's name L. LIVINEIVS REGVLVS inscribed below in the exergue.

NGC has certified this denarius as Choice Extremely Fine, recognizing its exceptional preservation with sharp detail throughout and attractive gray-brown patina. This issue represents a cornerstone of any serious Roman coin collection, offering tangible connection to one of history's most famous figures. The coin pictured is the exact coin you will receive.