ROMAN EMPIRE – GORDIAN III Silver Antoninianus (238–244A.D.) OBVERSE: IMP GORDIANVS PIVS FEL AVG — Radiate bust of Emperor Gordian III facing right. REVERSE: VIRTVS AVG — Virtus standing left, holding a spear. Mint: Rome Date: c. AD 238–243 Metal: Silver (AR) Diameter: 22 mm Weight: 4.10 g Description: A well-preserved silver antoninianus of Emperor Gordian III featuring a sharp, well-centered portrait with clear legends. The reverse depicts Virtus, symbolizing military courage and valor, with excellent detail visible in the armor and attributes. The coin exhibits natural toning consistent with ancient billon silver and an authentic hand-struck flan typical of mid–3rd century Roman minting. Condition: Very Fine (VF), attractive silver tone with strong detail and full legends visible.