A fascinating silver denarius of L. Livineius Regulus, struck in 42 BC—just two years after the assassination of Julius Caesar. This coin comes from a turbulent chapter in Roman history, as the Republic faced the power struggles that followed Caesar’s death. Its silver composition and distinctive Republican-era design make it an appealing addition to an ancient coin collection. The issue offers a tangible link to Rome’s political world during the transition toward imperial rule. A compelling piece for collectors of Roman Republican coinage and enthusiasts of Caesar’s era. Please review the photographs and condition details carefully before purchasing.