古羅馬 Coin pendant, Emperor Geta - 骑在马背上的皇帝

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硬币： AR Denarius 皇帝 Geta，铸造于公元209-211年。

正面：IMP CAES P SEPT GETA PIVS AVG。戴桂冠、胡须向右的肖像。

反面：PONTIF TR P COS II。皇帝骑马向左，刺击倒地的敌人。

吊坠直径：约 20 毫米
参考：RIC 68

金币日期：公元209-211年
吊坠：现代

品相：极佳，适合佩戴于现代银质吊坠。磨损迹象符合年龄与使用状况。
证书（Authenticity）：应要求提供（PDF 格式）。

-> 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.

-> Publius Septimius Geta, the ill-fated younger son of Septimius Severus, briefly shared the Roman throne as co-Emperor with his brother Caracalla before being murdered in 211 AD. The rivalry between the two brothers is legendary, even the Imperial Palace itself had to be divided into two separate sections.

After a failed attempt to assassinate Geta during the Saturnalia Festival, Caracalla let their mother, Julia Domna, arrange a reconciliation meeting in her apartments. Deprived of his bodyguards, Geta was then murdered by centurions in the arms of his mother. He was only 22 years old. Despite her grief, Julia Domna was forced to remain at court under Caracalla’s rule.

Geta’s short reign and the subsequent damnatio memoriae led to a thorough erasure of his image from public life. This makes his surviving coins rare and poignant relics of a tragic Dynasty.

On this denarius, the reverse legend PONTIF TR P COS II proclaims his roles as Pontifex, holder of the tribunician power, and consul for the second time; titles reflecting imperial legitimacy during a fragile co-rule overshadowed by fraternal hatred.