Right Click picture to see larger image size. ROMAN REPUBLIC ANCIENT COINAGE P. Servilius M.f. Rullus 100 BC The gens Servilia, or Serveilia, was an Alban family, transferred to Rome, after the destruction of Alba, by king Tullus, and elected into the patrician order. It became divided into many branches. Silver Denarius. 18 mm, c. 3.9g. Rome mint, struck c. 100 BC. Obverse: Bust left of Minerva wearing crested Corinthian helmet. Reverse: P?SERVILI?M?F Victory in biga (two horse chariot) right; in right field, "P". The letter "P" indicates the source for the precious metal used in the striking of this issue. The mintage was a special one, for silver from the public treasury ( Publice ) was utilized. NGC Certified and Graded Very Fine. attractively toned. Ref. Servilia 14; Cr. 328/1; Syd. 601. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OUR GUARANTEE: All illustrations are of the actual item offered. The authenticity of all pieces is fully guaranteed. Any item ever shown otherwise may be returned unaltered for full refund less shipping. Additionally, if any item purchased is not to your satisfaction you may return it unaltered within 30 days of purchase for a full refund less shipping. We also guarantee absolute discretion and confidentiality in all transactions. All images, description Copyright 2017 ZEUS GALLERY ID zeus_gallery and may not be used without permission.