Império Romano. ANTONINUS PIUS (138-161). Denarius (Sem preço de reserva)
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Denário de prata do Império Romano de Antonino Pio (138–161), cunhado em Roma, com uma cabeça laureada e um Génio de pé, segurando uma pátera e espigas de trigo.
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Roman Imperial Coins
ANTONINUS PIUS (138-161). Denarius. Rome.
Obv: ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P P TR P XII.
Laureate head right.
Rev: COS IIII.
Genius standing facing, nude, head left, holding patera and corn ears.
RIC 180.
Condition: Very Fine.
Weight: 3.33 g.
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PORTUSCALLE NUMISMÁTICA is a company in Portugal specializing in the sale of historical coins, as well as historical documents, vintage toys, and musical memorabilia.
We have a strong online presence and a large and enthusiastic customer base that extends far beyond the borders of Europe.
Through our experience, we are able to guarantee a high-quality and authentic offering in all the products we present for sale.
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Shipping Notice
Please note that we do not offer combined shipping. Each item purchased will be shipped individually, with separate shipping costs applied to each order.
This policy allows us to ensure careful handling and faster, safer delivery of every piece.
We appreciate your understanding and remain at your disposal for any further clarification
Roman Imperial Coins
ANTONINUS PIUS (138-161). Denarius. Rome.
Obv: ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P P TR P XII.
Laureate head right.
Rev: COS IIII.
Genius standing facing, nude, head left, holding patera and corn ears.
RIC 180.
Condition: Very Fine.
Weight: 3.33 g.
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Shipping Notice
Please note that we do not offer combined shipping. Each item purchased will be shipped individually, with separate shipping costs applied to each order.
This policy allows us to ensure careful handling and faster, safer delivery of every piece.
We appreciate your understanding and remain at your disposal for any further clarification.
Mais sobre o vendedor
PORTUSCALLE NUMISMÁTICA is a company in Portugal specializing in the sale of historical coins, as well as historical documents, vintage toys, and musical memorabilia.
We have a strong online presence and a large and enthusiastic customer base that extends far beyond the borders of Europe.
Through our experience, we are able to guarantee a high-quality and authentic offering in all the products we present for sale.
__________
Shipping Notice
Please note that we do not offer combined shipping. Each item purchased will be shipped individually, with separate shipping costs applied to each order.
This policy allows us to ensure careful handling and faster, safer delivery of every piece.
We appreciate your understanding and remain at your disposal for any further clarification
Dados
Era
Antes de 1400
Cultura/Região
Império Romano
Governante
ANTONINUS PIUS (138-161)
Denominação
Denarius
Metal
AR
Estado
Sem classificação
Peso
3,33 g
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