D N VETRA-NIO P F AVG, laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Vetranio right, seen from front; A behind. Siscia, Ist officina, ca. 350 AD. Roman Empire. Looking for a particular coin in a certain grade but don’t see it listed?.
The product is a Roman Empire Gordian III AD 238-244 AR Double-Denarius graded as CH VF by NGC. This silver coin belongs to the Imperial era of Roman history, featuring the ruler Gordian III. The coin is uncleaned, adding to its authenticity and historical value. With its certification by NGC, collectors can be assured of the coin's authenticity and quality, making it a valuable addition to any ancient coin collection.
A high grade coin. The obverse portrait has exceptionally good detail and conveys a full relief image of the head, almost like a sculpture. The legend is quite clear and the emperor's name is completely readable. The reverse legend is "GLORIA EXERCITUS" and has two soldiers standing with equipment around standards. Also quite clear. The only thing I see that detracts from the appearance is that the billon metal has darkened with age. It is not bright and shiny like a silver coin, but more the color of most very early American cents. Please see the photos for views from various angles and note that they were taken with direct light on the coin.
The building stands on a high platform of large peperino blocks. Choice Fine Roman Empire silver denarius coin. The marble cladding of the cella was scavenged.
244-249 AD Roman Empire Philip I AR Double Denarius NGC Choice AU About Uncirculated. IMP PHILIPPVS AVG, radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Philip I right, seen from behind. Roman Empire Looking for a particular coin in a certain grade but don’t see it listed?.
Up for sale here is an excellent Roman Vespasian Silver AR Denarius Coin with the scarce Judaea Capta Jewess Reverse (69-79 AD) that has been certified and professionally judged to be in Choice Fine Condition by the NGC Grading Service.
This is a beautiful Roman Silver Tetradrachm coin featuring Emperor Nero, minted between 54 AD and 68 AD. Graded by NGC as Genuine, this ancient coin from Italy showcases a majestic Roman eagle design, reflecting the historical significance of the Roman Imperial era.
While it similarly embodied honesty and trust, it specifically applied to dealings between persons and contracts, and implied the absence of fraud in all dealings. In his De Officiis, Cicero held Bona Fides to be the foundation of justice, and held it to be a prerequisite for honorable and trustworthy conduct.
CELTIC, Central Gaul. Sequani tribe, c. 100-50 BC. Silver Quinarius. Male head left, hair in ringlets / SEQVANOIO TVOS, boar standing right. Depeyrot, NC IV 267. NGC Certified. 1st Century BC. Quinarius, Boar, NGC VF.
The product is a Constantine I Roman Empire BI Reduced Nummus coin certified by NGC. This coin belongs to the historical period of Ancient Rome (27 BC-476 AD) and was minted during the reign of Constantine I, from AD 307-337. The coin is made of billon, an alloy of silver and copper. It is uncleaned and carries perfect strike and surface ratings. It is a valuable piece of ancient Roman numismatics, providing insight into the era of Constantine I and the Roman Empire.
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