古羅馬 Coin pendant, 卡拉卡拉大帝硬币——背面为鹰

注意：由于海关规定，我们只能在欧盟内部运输。请在出价前确保您拥有有效的欧盟收货地址。

现代定制银质吊坠，镶嵌真实的古罗马硬币。若愿意，硬币可从吊坠框中取下。

币种：银塔特拉克姆（Tetradrachm），卡拉卡拉皇帝，塞流加与皮埃里亚，安条克，公元198-217年。

正面： ΑYΤ Κ · Μ · Α · · ΑΝΤΩΝΕΙΝΟC [C EB]，卡拉卡拉之头部，桂冠，向右。
反面： ΔΗΜΑΡΧ · ΕΞ · ΥΠΑΤΟC TO Δ，鹰站立，面向，头向右，站在祭祀动物的前肢与大腿上。

吊坠直径：± 25,3 mm
状态：极好，罕见的币碑，拥有帝王卡拉卡拉的良好肖像。随年代与使用而有磨损痕迹。

真伪证书：可按需提供（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.

-> CARACALLA: Roman Emperor 198-217 AD. His brother Geta was co-emperor from 209 AD, but was murdered after the death of their father Septimus Severus (211 AD). His mother Julia Domna played a prominent public role and took on administrative tasks that Caracalla found too mundane. His reign is notable for the Edict of Caracalla, granting Roman citizenship to all free men throughout the Roman Empire, but he is mostly remembered as a cruel tyrant.

-> SELEUCIS AND PIERIA was a coastal region of Syria, named after Seleucus I Nicator, and included key cities such as Antioch and Seleucia Pieria.
During the reign of Caracalla (AD 198–217) it remained an important Roman provincial centre, known for its wealth, Hellenistic heritage, and strategic position linking the Mediterranean to inland trade routes. The area flourished with urban life, temples, and monuments, reflecting both its Greek foundation and Roman rule.