Specifications

The product is a super rare Roman Empire Sabina AD 128-136/7 Plated Denarius ancient forgery coin. This silver denarius features the ruler Sabina and belongs to the historical period of the Roman Imperial era. Certified by NGC, this unique piece holds significance in the realm of ancient coins and Roman numismatics, making it a valuable addition to any collection. As shown, it is an ancient forgery thousands of years ago when someone made a forgery of the denari this is very very rare. Ancient thievery at its best. Item #0622

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