古羅馬 銀 塞普提姆斯·塞维鲁斯护身符吊坠 - Subaeratus(伪铸) (沒有保留價)





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古羅馬Septimius Severus護身吊墜,銀質四層薄金(subaeratus/Fourrée),約公元193–211年,狀況良好,直徑約18.1毫米。
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Ancient Roman subaeratus coin of Septimus Severus, converted in antiquity into a pendant. The coin is now fixed with a modern suspension ring and modern leather jewellery cord.
正面: Septimus Severus 的桂冠头向右。
背面: 翼胜者左方盘旋,双手举着打开的花环,花环上方是圆形盾牌,底座较低。
-> A fourrée (or subaeratus) is an ancient counterfeit coin produced with a base metal core, typically copper or bronze, and covered with a thin layer of precious metal, such as silver or gold, to look like a solid official issue.
These coins were created during antiquity by contemporary counterfeiters, or occasionally by official mints trying to stretch resources during economic crises. Today, they are easily recognized when the outer plating wears away or corrodes, exposing the darker base metal underneath. Despite being ancient forgeries, fourrées are highly collectible today as fascinating historical artifacts that reflect the economic conditions and criminal history of the ancient world.
Diameter: ± 18.1 mm
Condition: good solid condition, attractive dark patina. Minor surface irregularities and signs of wear consistent with age and use.
Certificate of Authenticity (PDF) is available upon request for all lots with a hammer price of €100 or higher.
-> Septimus Severus: seized power after the death of Pertinax in 193 AD ('Year of the Five Emperors'). He travelled to Britain in 208 AD and strengthened Hadrian's Wall. He is considered a strong and able ruler, the Roman Empire reached its greatest extent under his reign. He was succeeded by his sons Caracalla and Geta.
-> Piercing a coin to wear as an amulet is an ancient custom that transforms a piece of currency into a protective talisman or jewellery. Individuals drilled a hole near the edge of a coin to suspend it from a cord or sew it onto clothing, shifting its purpose from financial trade to spiritual defence.
This practice relied on the symbolic power of the coin's imagery or metal to safeguard the wearer. Coins featuring gods, holy figures, or powerful rulers were believed to channel divine protection and ward off evil, while precious metals like gold and silver were often thought to hold natural healing properties. By wearing these potent symbols directly against the body, people created intimate objects of faith, status, and personal identity.
Catawiki disclaimer:
This object has been carefully examined for its material and surface characteristics.
Laboratory analysis (e.g. XRF) is not routinely undertaken in private collecting, and destructive testing is avoided as it causes permanent damage to archaeological material.
Before modern hallmarking, gold and silver alloys varied depending on local resources, recycling practices and economic conditions.
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Attention: 由于海关法规,我们只能在欧盟内运输。下标标价前请确保您有有效的 EU 收货地址。
Ancient Roman subaeratus coin of Septimus Severus, converted in antiquity into a pendant. The coin is now fixed with a modern suspension ring and modern leather jewellery cord.
正面: Septimus Severus 的桂冠头向右。
背面: 翼胜者左方盘旋,双手举着打开的花环,花环上方是圆形盾牌,底座较低。
-> A fourrée (or subaeratus) is an ancient counterfeit coin produced with a base metal core, typically copper or bronze, and covered with a thin layer of precious metal, such as silver or gold, to look like a solid official issue.
These coins were created during antiquity by contemporary counterfeiters, or occasionally by official mints trying to stretch resources during economic crises. Today, they are easily recognized when the outer plating wears away or corrodes, exposing the darker base metal underneath. Despite being ancient forgeries, fourrées are highly collectible today as fascinating historical artifacts that reflect the economic conditions and criminal history of the ancient world.
Diameter: ± 18.1 mm
Condition: good solid condition, attractive dark patina. Minor surface irregularities and signs of wear consistent with age and use.
Certificate of Authenticity (PDF) is available upon request for all lots with a hammer price of €100 or higher.
-> Septimus Severus: seized power after the death of Pertinax in 193 AD ('Year of the Five Emperors'). He travelled to Britain in 208 AD and strengthened Hadrian's Wall. He is considered a strong and able ruler, the Roman Empire reached its greatest extent under his reign. He was succeeded by his sons Caracalla and Geta.
-> Piercing a coin to wear as an amulet is an ancient custom that transforms a piece of currency into a protective talisman or jewellery. Individuals drilled a hole near the edge of a coin to suspend it from a cord or sew it onto clothing, shifting its purpose from financial trade to spiritual defence.
This practice relied on the symbolic power of the coin's imagery or metal to safeguard the wearer. Coins featuring gods, holy figures, or powerful rulers were believed to channel divine protection and ward off evil, while precious metals like gold and silver were often thought to hold natural healing properties. By wearing these potent symbols directly against the body, people created intimate objects of faith, status, and personal identity.
Catawiki disclaimer:
This object has been carefully examined for its material and surface characteristics.
Laboratory analysis (e.g. XRF) is not routinely undertaken in private collecting, and destructive testing is avoided as it causes permanent damage to archaeological material.
Before modern hallmarking, gold and silver alloys varied depending on local resources, recycling practices and economic conditions.
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