data_5 6519649-1-1026519649_104015-1-1027724178-3-1027728388_104013-1-1028626933-8-1027728797_104014-1-1029734621-10-1028362934_104010-1-1031548178-2-1029387507_104008-1-1030467160-2-1029734377_107582-1-1031546865-2-1029734434_107583-1-1030989347-1-1030989347_109408-1-1031465091-5-1031210095_107824-1-1031210238-1-1031210238_96268-2-1031257149-1-1031257149_109258-1-1038424329-42-1031263605_109183-1-1035445117-14-1031459286_108497-1-1032919562-6-1032919281_109182-1-1037128327-3-1033073176_100146-2-1034010158-1-10340 G-4 Good VG-8 Very Good VG-10 Very Good Plus F-12 Fine F-15 Fine Plus VF-20 Very Fine VF-30 Very Fine Plus EF-40 Extremely Fine EF-45 Choice Extremely Fine AU-50 About Uncirculated AU-55 Choice About Uncirculated AU-58 Very Choice About Uncirculated MS-60 Typical Mintstate MS-61 Typical Mintstate MS-62 Select Mintstate MS-63 Choice Mintstate MS-64 Very Choice Mintstate MS-65 Gem Mintstate MS-66 Gem Mintstate MS-67 Superb Mintstate MS-68 Superb Mintstate MS-69 Superb Mintstate MS-70 Perfect Mintstate PF-60 Proof PF-65 Proof AVG = Augustus, the honorific title bestowed on Octavian by the Senate on 16 January 27 BC and thereafter adopted by all of his successors as an indication of their supreme authority. [On some earlier coins of the Imperatorial period the abbreviation 'AVG' may be used to designate membership of the Augures, one of Rome's four principal priestly colleges]. MS-64 Very Choice Mintstate MS-65 Gem Mintstate MS-66 Gem Mintstate MS-67 Superb Mintstate MS-68 Superb Mintstate MS-69 Superb Mintstate MS-70 Perfect Mintstate PF-60 Proof PF-65 Proof Reference: Common Legend Abbreviation On Roman Coins. http://www.davidrsear.com/academy/roman_legends.htmldopted by all of his successors as an indication of their supreme authority. [On some earlier coins of the Imperatorial period the abbreviation 'AVG' may be used to designate membership of the Augures, one of Rome's four principal priestly colleges]. MS-64 Very Choice Mintstate MS-65 Gem Mintstate MS-66 Gem Mintstate MS-67 Superb Mintstate MS-68 Superb Mintstate MS-69 Superb Mintstate MS-70 Perfect Mintstate PF-60 Proof PF-65 Proof Abbreviation for Professional Coin Grading Service. The second largest independent coin grading service.ral circulation. of his successors as an indication of their supreme authority. [On some earlier coins of the Imperatorial period the abbreviation 'AVG' may be used to designate membership of the Augures, one of Rome's four principal priestly colleges]. MS-64 Very Choice Mintstate MS-65 Gem Mintstate MS-66 Gem Mintstate MS-67 Superb Mintstate MS-68 Superb Mintstate MS-69 Superb Mintstate MS-70 Perfect Mintstate PF-60 Proof PF-65 Proof Reference: Common Legend Abbreviation On Roman Coins. http://www.davidrsear.com/academy/roman_legends.htmldopted by all of his successors as an indication of their supreme authority. [On some earlier coins of the Imperatorial period the abbreviation 'AVG' may be used to designate membership of the Augures, one of Rome's four principal priestly colleges]. MS-64 Very Choice Mintstate MS-65 Gem Mintstate MS-66 Gem Mintstate MS-67 Superb Mintstate MS-68 Superb Mintstate MS-69 Superb Mintstate MS-70 Perfect Mintstate PF-60 Proof PF-65 Proof A coin which was made with special care, exclusively for collectors or investors and not struck for general circulation. of Rome's four principal priestly colleges]. upreme authority. [On some earlier coins of the Impera in which was made with special care, exclusively for collectors or investors and not struck for general circulation. A coin which was made with special care, exclusively for collectors or investors and not struck for general circulation. xtremely Fine EF-45 Choice Extremely Fine AU-50 About Uncirculated AU-55 Choice About Uncirculated AU-58 Very Choice About Uncirculated MS-60 Typical Mintstate MS-61 Typical Mintstate MS-62 Select Mintstate MS-63 Choice Mintstate MS-64 Very Choice Mintstate MS-65 Gem Mintstate MS-66 Gem Mintstate MS-67 Superb Mintstate MS-68 Superb Mintstate MS-69 Superb Mintstate MS-70 Perfect Mintstate PF-60 Proof PF-65 Proof