Want to talk to one of our representatives? Call 1-800-642-9160

Free Shipping on orders above $149

Attention: December 17th is the final day to purchase in-stock items for delivery by December 24th.

AD 138–161 Roman Silver Denarius of Antoninus Pius F

Item #
425937
Available for Order
This item will ship 12/27/2024
  • Qty Credit Card Wire
  • 1+ $159.00 $154.31
* When you spend $1000 in a single transaction. Wire payments accepted only by phone (1-800-642-9160)
Credit Card payments as low as $79.50 / month when you choose SplitPay™ at checkout

Roman Empire Silver Denarius

Beautiful coins from of the Roman Empire are among the most popular and coveted pieces in any collection of historic coins. Of those, the most desired are pieces struck when Rome was at the peak of its power, such as these stunning Silver Denarius coins struck from AD 138-161 during the lifetime of Antoninus Pius, who was one of Rome’s so-called “Five Good Emperors.” These emperors were given that title because they reigned from AD 96-180 during a time when Rome was at its most peaceful, prosperous, and largest. It was truly Rome’s golden age.

The Legacy Of One Of Rome’s “Five Good Emperors”

Antoninus was known as mild-mannered and capable, and his reign is notable for its lack of revolts or military incursions. A skilled administrator and builder, Antoninus never left Italy during his reign and upon his death he left the empire with a large surplus in the treasury. Landmarks bearing his name that still stand today include the Temple of Antoninus Pius and Faustina, which Antoninus had constructed in 141 in memory of his beloved wife Faustina. The portico of this temple was incorporated into the Church of San Lorenzo and located on the Via Sacra in the Roman Forum.

One Of The Most Important Coins Of The Golden Age Of Rome

This silver denarius is one of the most important coins of that era. It circulated heavily throughout the Roman Empire and was used in all forms of payment from shopping in the market to paying soldiers in the service of Rome. Finding one of these coins in nice condition is next to impossible, but fortunately for you we’ve secured a small group of these silver denarius coins that have been graded in nice Fine (F) condition! The obverse of each coin features the bust of Antoninus Pius. The reverse designs vary, but each features a god, goddess or personification representing something characteristic about Antoninus Pius.

Become A Curator Of World History

Don’t miss your chance to travel back in time and hold a piece of the Roman Empire in your hand when Rome was the center of the universe. Add this Silver Denarius of Emperor Antoninus Pius to your cart and become a curator of world history today!

COIN HIGHLIGHTS:

  • IMPORTANT ROMAN COIN – These Silver Denarii struck during the lifetime of Emperor Antoninus Pius, are among the most important coins of their era when Rome was at the height of its power and grandeur.
  • KEY COINS FROM THE HOLDEN AGE HOARD – These coins are from the recently discovered Golden Age Hoard of Roman coins. The name comes from the fact that these all hail from a time when the Romans achieved a balance of political stability and economic & intellectual success that had never before existed.
  • REMARKABLE CONDITION – Your Silver Denarius of Emperor Antoninus Pius will come in nice Fine (F) condition – a remarkable condition for such a heavily circulated coin struck two millennia ago!
  • MUSEUM-QUALITY PIECES OF HISTORY – This coin struck in the 2nd Century is a true piece of history that you can hold in your hands. Most coins this important and in this nice of condition can be found in museums, but now it can be part of your private collection!

Get an ancient Silver Denarius of legendary Roman Emperor Antoninus Pius. Struck from AD 138-161, each coin comes in nice, Fine (F) condition. Become a curator of ancient world history and reserve yours today!

Availability Available For Order
Country Ancient
Composition Silver
Grade F
Denomination 1.00
Currency Type Denarius
Coin Weight Various
Weight Various