Römisches Reich. Geta (209-211 n.u.Z.). Denarius AD 198-209 Rome. PONTIF COS II (Ohne Mindestpreis)
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Geta als Caesar auf einem silbernen Denar aus Rom um 200–202 n.Chr., mit scharfem Porträt und klarer priesterlicher Rückseite; gut erhaltene Münze mit ansprechender Patina.
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Roman Empire – Geta (as Caesar, AD 198–209)
Silver Denarius
Catalogue references: RIC 61b; Sear 7188; RIC IV 61b; BMCRE 586; RSC 117; Sear 7188
Date: ca. AD 200–202
Material: Silver
Legal tender: No – Ancient Roman coin; no longer legal tender
Any damage: Light wear consistent with age; no major damage.
Weight: 3.05 g
Diameter: 18.8 mm
Mint: Rome
Obverse
Legend: P SEPTIMIVS GETA CAES
Bare-headed bust of Geta as Caesar, facing right. The portrait is sharp and youthful, typical of early issues during the joint reign of Septimius Severus and Caracalla.
Reverse
Legend: PONTIF COS II
Depicting Geta standing left, holding a patera in his right hand and a scepter in his left. A clear representation of his priestly authority and political status while still Caesar.
Condition
A well-preserved and attractive denarius with a strong portrait of the young Geta. Reverse details are clear, and the inscriptions remain mostly legible. Light, natural circulation wear consistent with age. Pleasant patina and problem-free surfaces.
Notes
Geta was the younger son of Emperor Septimius Severus and served as Caesar before briefly becoming co-Augustus with his brother Caracalla. His coinage as Caesar is historically significant, as most depictions end abruptly after his assassination by Caracalla in AD 211.
See images for correct impression.
Roman Empire – Geta (as Caesar, AD 198–209)
Silver Denarius
Catalogue references: RIC 61b; Sear 7188; RIC IV 61b; BMCRE 586; RSC 117; Sear 7188
Date: ca. AD 200–202
Material: Silver
Legal tender: No – Ancient Roman coin; no longer legal tender
Any damage: Light wear consistent with age; no major damage.
Weight: 3.05 g
Diameter: 18.8 mm
Mint: Rome
Obverse
Legend: P SEPTIMIVS GETA CAES
Bare-headed bust of Geta as Caesar, facing right. The portrait is sharp and youthful, typical of early issues during the joint reign of Septimius Severus and Caracalla.
Reverse
Legend: PONTIF COS II
Depicting Geta standing left, holding a patera in his right hand and a scepter in his left. A clear representation of his priestly authority and political status while still Caesar.
Condition
A well-preserved and attractive denarius with a strong portrait of the young Geta. Reverse details are clear, and the inscriptions remain mostly legible. Light, natural circulation wear consistent with age. Pleasant patina and problem-free surfaces.
Notes
Geta was the younger son of Emperor Septimius Severus and served as Caesar before briefly becoming co-Augustus with his brother Caracalla. His coinage as Caesar is historically significant, as most depictions end abruptly after his assassination by Caracalla in AD 211.
See images for correct impression.
Details
Epoche
Vor 1400
Kultur/ Region
Römisches Reich
Jahr / Periode und Variation
AD 198-209 Rome. PONTIF COS II
Herrscher
Geta (209-211 n.u.Z.)
Nennwert
Denarius
Metall
AR
Zustand
Nicht zertifiziert
Gewicht
3,05 g
Stückzahl
1
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