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Caracalla AE Dupondius. Ancient Roman Coin. AD 210–213.
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Roman Empire. Caracalla 198-217 AD Silver Denarius Rome - XF. The coin shown is the exact one you will receive.
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The coin in the photo is the one you will receive. Caracalla, AE Sestertius. AE. Struck 211-AD 212.M AVREL ANTONINVS PIVS AVG BRIT, laureate head right / P M TR P XV COS III P P S-C, Mars standing left, holding Victory, hand on shield, spear against arm, captive at feet. RIC 490
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PVBLICA on the right. FIDES PVBLICA legends are bold, complete, and highly raised against immaculate fields. The coin retains brilliant hints of original mint luster underneath a light, highly attractive old-cabinet grey tone.
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ANTONINVS PIVS AVG GERM, laureate head of Caracalla right. Roman Empire We Believe That If This Coin Had Been Graded Using The Strike & Surface Subgrade System, That This Piece Would Be Graded MS. Such A High End Piece.
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Caracalla was reportedly killed while leaving a bath, and his assassination marked the beginning of a period of instability for the Roman Empire. The most infamous act of Caracalla's reign occurred in 211 AD, when he had his brother Geta murdered in a bloody purge, likely orchestrated with the help of his mother, Julia Domna.
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NGC ( XF ) Roman Denarius of Caracalla AD198 - 217. His bloodthirsty life was cut short by assassination in 217.
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NGC ( Ch VF ) Roman Denarius of Caracalla AD198 - 217. His bloodthirsty life was cut short by assassination in 217.
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Ruler/Moneyer: Caracalla. Denomination: AR Denarius. Reverse: P M TR P XVIII COS IIII P P, Jupiter standing right holding thunderbolt & sceptre. RIC 258c, RSC 279b, BMC 114. NGC Certification #: 6159181-022.
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The product is a Roman Empire Philip I double-denarius coin from AD 244-249, certified by NGC in MS grade. This silver coin is from the historical period of Roman Imperial rule and originates from Italy. It features the ruler Philip I and denotes a specific era in ancient Roman history. The coin is uncleaned and bears the certification of NGC, adding to its authenticity and value for numismatists and collectors interested in ancient Roman coins.
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Romano-Gallic Empire Tetricus I, Bi Double- Denarius. Aged from 271-274 AD, graded F by NGC cased in a story book slab.
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