Philip I. Double Denarius, Roman Empire (244-249 AD) NGC AU – Roma Holding V
USD 219.95 USD
Specifications
| Denomination | Denarius |
| Cleaned/Uncleaned | Uncleaned |
| Composition | Silver |
| Year | 249 AD |
| Era | Ancient |
| Fineness | Unknown |
| KM Number | Unknown |
| Ruler | Philip I |
| Certification | NGC |
The Philip I. Double Denarius from the Roman Empire, minted between 244-249 AD, is a valuable ancient coin featuring the ruler Philip I. This silver coin is uncleaned and has been certified by NGC as AU grade, ensuring its authenticity and quality. With a historical significance from the Roman Imperial era, this coin depicts Roma holding a victory wreath, symbolizing Roman power and victory during that time period.
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