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Trajan was also important for his effective and relatively fair governance. NGC Ch VF Denarius of Trajan AD93-117.
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The product is a Roman Empire Antoninus Pius AR Denarius coin from the year 161 AD. This ancient silver coin has been certified by NGC. The coin features the SPQR legend and belongs to the historical period of Roman Imperial rule, specifically the era of Antoninus Pius. The coin's provenance and ownership history are not available. This valuable artifact offers a glimpse into the history of the Roman Empire during the 2nd century AD.
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This genuine ancient silver Roman denarius, minted between 177-192 AD, features the image of Emperor Commodus on the obverse. It is a unique piece of history from the Roman Imperial era, during the reign of Commodus.
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This is a NGC certified ancient Roman coin minted under the reign of Antoninus Pius. The denomination of this coin is a denarius and it was minted between 138-161 AD during the Roman Imperial period.
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This is a NGC certified ancient Roman coin minted under the reign of Antoninus Pius. The denomination of this coin is a denarius and it was minted between 138-161 AD during the Roman Imperial period.
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This is a NGC certified ancient Roman coin minted under the reign of Antoninus Pius. The denomination of this coin is a denarius and it was minted between 138-161 AD during the Roman Imperial period.
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NGC XF Roman AR Denarius Julia Domna AD193-217 NGC Ancients EXTREMELY FINEJulia Domna—wife, Augusta, and primary advisor to Septimius Severus—working in a patriarchal system that officially excluded her from assuming absolute power, nevertheless managed to have her way. Unlike her predecessors, Julia Domna accompanied her husband on his military campaigns, and was known as the Lady of the Camp. The troops adored her, and she dispensed sage military advice. She bore Septimius two sons, Geta and Caracalla, who became co-emperors upon Septimius’ death in 211. After Geta was assassinated by his brother’s agents, Julia Domna served as Caracalla’s advisor until his own assassination in 217. When his enemy Macrinus became emperor, Julia Domna was unable to bear not being in control. Rather than surrender to the new emperor, she commited suicide by starvation. Grade ( XF ) Extremely Fine - Certified Authentic , Graded and Encapsulated by NGC You Will Receive the Same Type of Coin and Grade Shown , NGC Certificate Number Will Vary As Stock Photos Are Used Free USPS Ground Advantage with Tracking and Insurance!
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Trajan was also important for his effective and relatively fair governance. NGC Ch F Denarius of Trajan AD93-117.
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The product is an authentic Roman coin of Emperor Valentinian II, minted in 392 AD. This bronze coin, certified by NGC, originates from Italy and belongs to the historical period of Roman Imperial rule.
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The product is an Ancient Roman Bronze Coin featuring the House of Constantine and ruler Constans, certified by NGC. This uncleaned coin from the Roman Imperial period, specifically from AD 337-340, showcases the historical significance and craftsmanship of the era. With the NGC certification, collectors can verify the authenticity and grade of this rare piece, making it a valuable addition to any numismatic collection.
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Denomination Nummus. Coin Type Constantinian. This bronze reduced centenionalis was struck from 330 until the death of Constantine in 337; his sons continued to issue the coin for a decade after that.
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NGC VF BI Double Denarius of Tetricus AD271 - 274 ROMANO-GALLIC EMPIRE The Gallic Empire, a breakaway state from the Roman Empire during Emperor Gallienus's rule, comprised Britannia, Hispania, and Gaul. Gaius Pius Esuvius Tetricus, initially governor of Gallia Aquitania, became its emperor from 271 to 274 AD after the murder of Emperor Victorinus. Tetricus faced external threats from Germanic raiders and internal challenges, leading him to appoint his son, Tetricus II, possibly as co-emperor. Roman Emperor Aurelian invaded in 273 or 274, resulting in the Battle of Châlons and Tetricus's surrender. Whether the capitulation was part of a secret agreement or a necessity is debated. Aurelian spared Tetricus, making him a senator and governor. Tetricus died a few years after 274 from natural causes. Grade: ( VF ) Very Fine - Certified, Graded and Encapsulated by NGC You Will Receive the Same Type of Coin and Condition Shown , Certificate Number Will Vary As Stock Photos Are Used Free USPS Ground Advantage with Tracking and Insurance!
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