Roman Silver Denarius Marc Antony Legion XXII (30 BC) AU
Numismatic
Roman Silver Denarius Marc Antony Legion XXII (30 BC) AU
Struck in the ancient world around 30 BC, this silver denarius offers a direct connection to the military history of the Roman Republic. Weighing approximately 3.2 grams, the coin was minted as part of the famous legionary series issued during a period of intense civil conflict. These issues served as essential payment for the soldiers loyal to Marc Antony. The obverse side displays a detailed Praetorian galley moving toward the right, a powerful symbol of naval strength. Above the vessel, the Latin inscription reads ANT AVG III VIR R P C. On the reverse, the design shifts to the symbols of Rome's land forces. An aquila, the revered legionary eagle standard, stands positioned between two military signa, or banners. This specific issue honors the XXII Legion, marking its place in the ancient military structure. This specimen has survived more than two millennia and is graded in Almost Uncirculated condition.
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Specifications
| Country | Roman Empire |
|---|---|
| Year | 30 BC |
| Grade | Almost Unc |
| Legal-tender face value | AR Denarius |
| Metal | Silver |
| Weight | 0.1200 troy oz |
| Purity | .999 |
| Thickness | NA mm |
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