Roman Silver Denarius Julia Mamaea (222-235 AD) Ch VF NGC
Numismatic
Roman Silver Denarius Julia Mamaea (222-235 AD) Ch VF NGC
This ancient silver coin, weighing 0.14 ounces, dates back to the years 222 to 235 AD. Each piece was individually hand-struck, meaning no two are exactly alike. This particular issue has been certified in Choice Very Fine condition, preserving a remarkable window into the ancient Roman world. The front of the denarius displays the right-facing profile of Julia Mamaea. Surrounding her portrait is the legible inscription IVLIA MAMAEA AVG. Because these coins were produced by hand, the design on the reverse side can vary from one specimen to another. Adding to the mystery of these ancient artifacts is their archaeological origin. There is a strong possibility that this coin was recovered from either the Seven Hills Hoard or the Colosseum Hoard. Researchers believe the treasure was buried beneath the earth around 250 AD, keeping it safe for centuries.
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Specifications
| Year | 222-235 AD |
|---|---|
| Grade | Very Fine (NGC) |
| Legal-tender face value | AR Denarius |
| Metal | Silver |
| Weight | 0.1400 troy oz |
| Purity | N/A |
| Thickness | Varies mm |
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