Specifications

Rare subtype of the final major issue of Roman denarii. These two ill-fated denominations would soon disappear from circulation as economic forces like inflation rendered them obsolete. The relative scarcity of these issues makes any example a sought after piece for numismatists of the third century CE.However, this particular denarius is even more desirable due to the VSV mark in the exergue.

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