Emperor Tiberius Denarius Pendant

Emperor Tiberius Denarius PendantCoin: Silver Denarius Obverse: Portrait of Tiberius Reverse: Female Figure, Draped, seated right, holding branch in left hand and scepter in right Date: 13 14 A. D. Bezel: 14k Gold Weight: 5. 37 grams Diameter: 20 mm . 78 inches Description This item is an authentic Roman silver denarius coin, placed in a handmade bezel of 14 karat gold. There is only 1 of this item; you will receive the exact pendant shown in the photos. Chain necklaces can be

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all of which evoke Rome’s rendition

multiethnic state that would dissolve just a few years after the coinage ended

Coin: Bronze Follis

In the cultural vocabulary of Roman Egypt

many of whom have been selling Artifacts for decades

The coin commonly referred to today as the “Widow’s Mite” was originally a small bronze denomination known as a prutah

reflecting the empire's official embrace of Christianity following Constantine’s earlier reforms and Theodosius II's issuing of the Edict of Thessalonica

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One authentic 2 Cent Coin

These symbols reinforced Augustus’s claim that he had brought order and prosperity to the Roman world after decades of civil war

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