N° 1725 | Roman Empire Domitian AR Denarius 91 AD (ND)

1725 - Roman Empire Domitian AR Denarius 91 AD (ND)
1725 - Roman Empire Domitian AR Denarius 91 AD (ND)

Description

RIC# 158, C# 268; Silver 3.17 g.; Obv: IMPCAESDOMITIANVSAVGPMTRPXI - Laureate head facing right; Rev: IMPXXICOSXVCENSPPP - Minerva standing left, holding thunderbolt and spear with shield; VF

GPT Description

The Roman Empire Domitian AR Denarius minted in 91 AD during the reign of Emperor Domitian is a fascinating piece of history. This silver coin weighs 3.17 grams and features a portrait of Domitian on the obverse, with the inscription "IMPCAESDOMITIANVSAVGPMTRPXI" indicating his titles and names. On the reverse side, the coin showcases the image of Minerva standing to the left, holding a thunderbolt and spear with a shield, accompanied by the inscription "IMPXXICOSXVCENSPPP". This particular coin is cataloged as RIC# 158 and C# 268, denoting its reference numbers in the Roman Imperial Coinage catalog. The coin is graded as VF, which stands for Very Fine condition, indicating that it has moderate wear but still retains a good amount of detail. Historically, Emperor Domitian ruled the Roman Empire from 81 to 96 AD and was known for his autocratic rule and ambitious building projects. The depiction of Minerva on the coin symbolizes wisdom, strategy, and warfare, reflecting the Roman values of the time. Overall, this Roman Empire Domitian AR Denarius from 91 AD is a valuable numismatic artifact that offers a glimpse into the art, politics, and culture of the ancient Roman world.
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