Ancient Roman Coin pendant, ドミティアヌス帝 - 裏面にモネタ





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ご注意: 税関規制により、欧州連合(EU)内への発送のみとなります。入札を前に、有効なEU配送先住所をご用意ください。
本物のローマ硬貨を、現代の銀製ペンダントに装飾的な縁を付けてセットし、首飾りとして身につけられるようにしています。新しい銀の枠は古代のコインを包み、必要であれば傷つけずに取り外すことも可能です。
ペンダントはジュエリーボックスにてお届けしますので、いかなる場面にも最適な贈り物です。
Coin: Æ アス of Emperor Domitian, 紀元後85年鋳造
表面: 星冠を戴いた右向きの頭部、アイギスを身につける。
裏面: モネタが左を向いて立ち、天秤と豊穀の角を持つ。
直径: 約29.8 mm
高さ: バイルを含め約41.3 mm
レファレンス: RIC II (new) 303
真偽証明書(PDF)は、落札価格が€100以上の全出品についてご依頼に応じてご用意します。
良好な状態と細部。着用可能(新しい銀の枠と装飾的な縁、バイル付き)。古さと使用に伴う摩耗の痕跡が見られます。画像を参照ください。
-> Coins, symbols of power - struck in metal. From Emperors to Kings, rulers struck their image and ideals into coins, turning currency into one of history’s most enduring propaganda tools. These small objects passed daily through the hands of ordinary people, spreading messages of authority with every exchange.
-> Domitian, son of Vespasian and Roman Emperor (81-96 AD). He led successful campaigns against the Germanic tribes, Dacians and Sarmatians and is also known for his building projects, including the Colosseum and Temple of Jupiter. Modern historians regard Domitian as a complex figure who was both a patron of the arts and a successful military leader, but also a cruel and paranoid ruler. Domitian was the last Emperor to be deified after his death.
-> Moneta: 繁栄と財政の擬人化。
Seller's Story
ご注意: 税関規制により、欧州連合(EU)内への発送のみとなります。入札を前に、有効なEU配送先住所をご用意ください。
本物のローマ硬貨を、現代の銀製ペンダントに装飾的な縁を付けてセットし、首飾りとして身につけられるようにしています。新しい銀の枠は古代のコインを包み、必要であれば傷つけずに取り外すことも可能です。
ペンダントはジュエリーボックスにてお届けしますので、いかなる場面にも最適な贈り物です。
Coin: Æ アス of Emperor Domitian, 紀元後85年鋳造
表面: 星冠を戴いた右向きの頭部、アイギスを身につける。
裏面: モネタが左を向いて立ち、天秤と豊穀の角を持つ。
直径: 約29.8 mm
高さ: バイルを含め約41.3 mm
レファレンス: RIC II (new) 303
真偽証明書(PDF)は、落札価格が€100以上の全出品についてご依頼に応じてご用意します。
良好な状態と細部。着用可能(新しい銀の枠と装飾的な縁、バイル付き)。古さと使用に伴う摩耗の痕跡が見られます。画像を参照ください。
-> Coins, symbols of power - struck in metal. From Emperors to Kings, rulers struck their image and ideals into coins, turning currency into one of history’s most enduring propaganda tools. These small objects passed daily through the hands of ordinary people, spreading messages of authority with every exchange.
-> Domitian, son of Vespasian and Roman Emperor (81-96 AD). He led successful campaigns against the Germanic tribes, Dacians and Sarmatians and is also known for his building projects, including the Colosseum and Temple of Jupiter. Modern historians regard Domitian as a complex figure who was both a patron of the arts and a successful military leader, but also a cruel and paranoid ruler. Domitian was the last Emperor to be deified after his death.
-> Moneta: 繁栄と財政の擬人化。
Seller's Story
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The seller was informed by Catawiki about documentation requirements and guarantees the following: - the object was legally obtained, - the seller has the right to sell and/or export the object, as relevant, - the seller will provide the necessary provenance information and arrange required documentation and permits/licenses, as applicable and as per local laws, - the seller will notify the buyer of any delays in obtaining permits/licenses. By bidding, you acknowledge that import documentation may be required depending on your country of residence and that obtaining permits/licenses may cause delays in the delivery of your object.

