COINS OF THE ROMAN CAISER TIME. Vespasianus, 69-79. AV-Aureus, 76, Rome; 7.38 g. head l. with laurel wreath//young cow of the Myron r. BMC 178; Calicó 621; Coh. 116; RIC2 842. Graffito on the cross, excellent Exemplary of the collection "Antique coins from two generations – a common passion for collecting".Exemplary at the auction Spink 17006, London 2017, No. 55 (there with further provenance: acquired in June 1965 at Spink).On the reverse of this coin is the most famous work of art of the Myron of Eleutherai, an ore caster of the 5th century. ==References====External links== This, as we know through Propertius, brought Augustus to Rome. Vespasianus had her set up in the Pax temple. Finally, this work of art came to Constantinopolis, where its trail is lost.