Ancient Roman Silver Antoninianus Pendant – Circa 3rd Century AD – 19 mm, 2 g A genuine ancient Roman silver Antoninianus, dating to around the 3rd century AD, beautifully preserved and now mounted in a modern sterling silver pendant. The obverse features a finely detailed portrait of a Roman emperor wearing a radiate crown, surrounded by a Latin inscription — typical of the silver Antoninianus, a denomination first introduced in the mid-3rd century AD to represent two denarii. Details: Type: Silver Antoninianus Date: Circa 3rd Century AD Material: Silver Diameter: Approx. 19 mm Weight: Approx. 2.00 g (coin only) Condition: Very fine ancient condition; well-defined imperial portrait with clear legends, light wear consistent with age Mount: Modern sterling silver pendant setting (non-invasive and reversible) Provenance: From an established European collection, acquired in the UK A remarkable example of ancient Roman coinage — once used in the heart of the empire, now transformed into a timeless piece of wearable history. ******** Dear bidders, please note that we do not ship to the UK or to countries outside the European Union. If you are located outside the EU and win this lot, the sale will unfortunately have to be cancelled. We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. Enjoy the bidding. (M19)