This is a genuine ancient Roman coin from the reign of Emperor Antoninus Pius. The denomination of this coin is a As and it was minted between 138-161 AD during the Roman Imperial period.
Thank you for your interest, please send a message if you have any questions! Authority: Constantine I Portrait: Denomination: AE3 Material: Bronze Mint: Heraclea Obverse Legend: CONSTAN-TINOPOLI Reverse Legend: Reference: RIC VII Heraclea 115 Weight: 2.1 grams Diameter: 16 mm
Thank you for your interest, please send a message if you have any questions! Authority: Constantine I Portrait: Denomination: AE3 Material: Bronze Mint: Heraclea Obverse Legend: CONSTAN-TINOPOLI Reverse Legend: Reference: RIC VII Heraclea 115 Weight: 1.56 grams Diameter: 14 mm
Antonia Minor, born in 36 BCE, was the daughter of Mark Antony and Octavia Minor, making her the niece of Emperor Augustus. After her death in 37 CE, Claudius honored her with the title “Augusta.”. This is an ancient Roman Imperial coin from 37 AD featuring Claudius standing on the reverse with Mark Antony's daughter, Antonia Minor Augusta on the obverse.
The product is an Ancient Roman Denarius coin minted during the reign of Emperor Commodus in AD 180. This coin falls within the Roman Imperial historical period and is a valuable artifact from the Ancient era. The Denarius features the portrait of Commodus and is a significant piece of Roman Empire currency, showcasing the ruler's authority and influence during his reign.
The product is an ancient Roman imperial coin featuring Constantine I, who reigned from AD 306 to 337. This bronze coin has been cleaned and bears the denomination of Follis. Produced in 310 AD, it is a piece of history from the Roman Imperial era, specifically the period between 27 BC and 476 AD.
The Roman Imperial Hadrian Sestertius from 117-138 AD weighs 22.84 grams and is made of bronze. This coin was minted in Italy during the Roman Imperial era, specifically in the reign of Emperor Hadrian.
This is a genuine ancient Roman coin from the reign of Emperor Antoninus Pius. The denomination of this coin is a As and it was minted between 138-161 AD during the Roman Imperial period.
Herod Agrippa I was the grandson of Herod the Great and a close confederate of the infamous Roman Emperor Caligula, who infamously believed himself to be divine. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE: Tied directly to the period of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and the political dynamics of Roman Judaea.
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