Julia Titi was the daughter of Titus and Marcia Furmilla. Her uncle Domitian fell in love with her and she lived with him as his wife.
This aureus shows a draped bust facing right on the obverse with the legend ‘IVLIA AVGVSTA’
The reverse shows a peacock stading facing front with its tail in splendour. It bears the legend ‘DIVI TITI FILIA’
This is a consecration coin issued under her uncle and lover, Domitian, shortly after her death, which is now thought to be AD 89.
The original was Sear 866 with a value of £25,000.
Note: This reproduction has a thicker flan than the original coin.
