COINS OF THE ROMAN CAISER TIME. Nero, 54-68. AV-Aureus, 64/65, Rome; 7,26 g. Head r. with laurel wreath//Concordia sits l. with patera and filler horn. BMC 61; Calicó 405; Coh. 66; RIC2 48. Graffiti and trench marks, otherwise good very nice Exemplary of the auction Giessener Münzhandlung 84, Munich 1997, No. 5779 and acquired 1997 at the MünzHandlung Franz Javorschek, Munich. In 64, Rome was devastated by the great fire, for which Nero finally blamed the city-Roman Christians - but the rumors that Nero himself had the fire set were never mute. The Concordia, i.e. uniform, of which the reverse of the coin speaks, was not given in reality.