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. **** Customs fees may apply when purchased from outside the EU ****