July 15, 2026
A scarce ancient coin of Aelius Caesar dates to his short period as heir to the Roman throne from 136–138 AD under Hadrian.
July 15, 2026
A00224 Hadrian. AR Denarius (2.10 gms), ca. 136-138 AD. Certain antiques (e.g., seals, pottery, or painted artifacts) may contain lead or other potentially harmful materials. We provide high-resolution photographs of every item.
July 15, 2026
Surviving examples of this type are uncommon in the marketplace; comparable pieces have been described by other dealers as "very scarce.". Reverse: CONCORDIA AVG, S-C, Concordia standing left, leaning on a column, holding a patera in her extended right hand and a double cornucopiae in her left arm.
July 15, 2026
AELIUS as Caesar 136-138 AD. Rome As L.AELIVS bare head Dupondius Spes Spes with flower holding hem of dress S-C. across. TRPOT COS III. 25mm, 8.73g. Clear name on obverse. VF For a certificate of Authenticity Please ask at checkout. AS ALWAYS ALL MY COINS COME WITH AUTHENTICITY GUARANTEED WITHOUT TIME LIMIT.
July 15, 2026
L.AELIVS bare head Dupondius Spes. Spes with flower holding hem of dress S-C. AELIUS as Caesar 136-138 AD.
