A silver Denarius dated 1st century BC featuring a beautiful portrait of Goddess Victory. 
On the back is depicted God Mars to give a more strong message of power to the Gens Valeria coinage.
Reference:
Lucius Valerius Flaccus, who minted denarii around 108–107 BC. His coins often depicted Victory, reinforcing his family’s historical military prestige.
Obverse: A finely detailed bust of Goddess Victory, with her hair elegantly styled and adorned with a diadem or laurel wreath.
Reverse: God Mars, often shown advancing with a spear and trophy, symbolizing strength and conquest. The presence of Mars reinforces the militaristic legacy of the gens Valeria.