古罗马,帝国 银 Coin pendant, 皇帝 图拉真「罗马元老院与人民致诸侯中最贤明者」





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古罗马帝国银质硬币吊坠,内含 Trajan 斜体银币,公元103–111年在罗马铸造,直径约21.5毫米,状態极好且可佩戴,吊坠可在不损坏硬币的情况下移除,原始真实性,证书可应要求提供。
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Modern silver pendant enclosing an authentic Roman denarius. If preferred the pendant can be removed without damaging the coin.
Coin: Trajan, AR Denarius, struck Rome 103-111 AD.
Obverse: IMP TRAIANO AVG GER DAC PM TRP, laureate head right, slight drapery on far shoulder.
Reverse: COS V PP SPQR OPTIMO PRINC, Victory standing left, draped, holding wreath and palm.
Diameter pendant: ± 21,5 mm
Ref: RIC 128 RSC 75, BMC 355.
Very fine condition, wearable.
Coin: 103-111 AD
Silver pendant: modern
Certificate of Authenticity: available upon request (pdf-format).
-> Trajan, Emperor of Rome from 98-117 AD. The weak and aging Emperor Nerva chose the popular general Trajan as his heir and successor in order to avoid a civil war.
In contemporary accounts he is described as intelligent, a wise and just ruler, and a moral man.
One of his major successes was his ending the Dacian Wars by defeating the powerful Dacian King Decebalus. He built a massive bridge over the Danube river to allow the Roman army to easily cross the river. For more than 1000 years this bridge was considered to be the longest bridge in the world.
The capital of Dacia was sacked and the Dacian gold mines now supplied the Roman Empire with more resources. To celebrate his great success Trajan hosted a 3-month spectacle at the Colosseum.
Trajan devalued the Roman currency in 107 AD. The result was that Trajan was able to mint a lot more coins than other Emperors, allowing him to indulge in massive building programs and start a welfare program (alimenta)
Trajan was successful in the Parthian Wars, but after he fell ill in 117 AD he had to sail back home. He died of a stroke in the city of Selinus (modern-day Turkey) on August 8 of the year 117 AD.
COS V: Consul for the fifth time
SPQR: Senatus Populusque Romanus (the Senate and the People of Rome)
SPQR OPTIMO PRINC: From the Senate and People of Rome to the best of Princes.
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Attention: due to customs regulations we can only ship inside the European Union. Please ensure you have a valid EU shipping address before placing a bid.
Modern silver pendant enclosing an authentic Roman denarius. If preferred the pendant can be removed without damaging the coin.
Coin: Trajan, AR Denarius, struck Rome 103-111 AD.
Obverse: IMP TRAIANO AVG GER DAC PM TRP, laureate head right, slight drapery on far shoulder.
Reverse: COS V PP SPQR OPTIMO PRINC, Victory standing left, draped, holding wreath and palm.
Diameter pendant: ± 21,5 mm
Ref: RIC 128 RSC 75, BMC 355.
Very fine condition, wearable.
Coin: 103-111 AD
Silver pendant: modern
Certificate of Authenticity: available upon request (pdf-format).
-> Trajan, Emperor of Rome from 98-117 AD. The weak and aging Emperor Nerva chose the popular general Trajan as his heir and successor in order to avoid a civil war.
In contemporary accounts he is described as intelligent, a wise and just ruler, and a moral man.
One of his major successes was his ending the Dacian Wars by defeating the powerful Dacian King Decebalus. He built a massive bridge over the Danube river to allow the Roman army to easily cross the river. For more than 1000 years this bridge was considered to be the longest bridge in the world.
The capital of Dacia was sacked and the Dacian gold mines now supplied the Roman Empire with more resources. To celebrate his great success Trajan hosted a 3-month spectacle at the Colosseum.
Trajan devalued the Roman currency in 107 AD. The result was that Trajan was able to mint a lot more coins than other Emperors, allowing him to indulge in massive building programs and start a welfare program (alimenta)
Trajan was successful in the Parthian Wars, but after he fell ill in 117 AD he had to sail back home. He died of a stroke in the city of Selinus (modern-day Turkey) on August 8 of the year 117 AD.
COS V: Consul for the fifth time
SPQR: Senatus Populusque Romanus (the Senate and the People of Rome)
SPQR OPTIMO PRINC: From the Senate and People of Rome to the best of Princes.
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