Roman Empire Silver Denarius – Caracalla 198-217 CE

Description

The Caracalla Roman Denarius represents a piece of ancient history that can be owned and treasured. This exquisite coin, minted over 1800 years ago, captures the essence of the Roman Empire and its power. Its small size and intricate design make it a perfect collector’s item that can be displayed or added to a private collection. With its significant historical and artistic value, owning a Caracalla Roman Denarius offers a unique opportunity to possess a piece of the past. Don’t miss out on the chance to own a part of history and showcase the beauty of the Roman Empire with the Caracalla Roman Denarius.

2.43g, 19mm

Laureate head of Caracalla right “ANTONINVS PIVS AVG GERM”

Sarapis standing left holding a scepter and wreath. “PM TR P XX COS IIII PP”

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If you would like to learn a bit of history about Caracalla we recommend reading our blog post: “Caracalla: The Son of Septimius”

If you would like to learn more about the importance of the denarius in Ancient Rome we recommend reading our blog post: “Denarius: How Rome’s Coins Kept An Empire Stable”

If you would like a brief timeline of Ancient Rome we recommend reading our blog post: “Ancient Rome: The City Founded By Two Brothers”