Roman Empire Severus Alexander Tetrassarion 222 - 235 AD (ND)

The Roman Empire Severus Alexander Tetrassarion coin, minted between 222 and 235 AD, is a fascinating piece of history that offers a glimpse into the ancient world. This bronze coin weighs 9.96 grams and is classified as a Provincial coin, indicating that it was likely minted in one of the Roman provinces outside of Italy. Severus Alexander was a Roman Emperor who ruled during a time of relative peace and prosperity within the empire. His reign was characterized by efforts to maintain stability and promote cultural and religious diversity. The Tetrassarion denomination on this coin suggests that it was worth four Assaria, a common unit of currency in the Roman Empire. The coin's VF- (Very Fine Minus) condition indicates that it may show some wear and damage, but remains a valuable and collectible piece for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike. Holding this coin in your hand can transport you back to the ancient Roman world, offering a tangible connection to a bygone era of power, artistry, and trade. Owning a Roman Empire Severus Alexander Tetrassarion coin is not just a possession, but a piece of history that tells a story of an empire at its height and the legacy of one of its emperors.

N° 799 | Roman Empire Severus Alexander Tetrassarion 222 - 235 AD (ND)

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