The Faustina Jr.
Denarius is an AR Denarius from the Roman Imperial era, potentially a contemporary counterfeit. This ancient coin may exhibit marks, toning, and other imperfections typical of coins from this period.
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This Imperial Roman coin, known as "Juno's Peacock Denarius," holds historical significance as a representation of the goddess Juno, known for her protective role in Roman mythology.
Juno's association with marriage and childbirth is highlighted through the intricate design featuring a peacock, symbolizing her divine presence.
This coin serves as a tangible link to the ancient Roman panth…

This Roman Diva Faustina AR Denarius Coin, minted after 147 AD, has been certified by the ANACS Grading Service as being in VF 35 condition, denoting it as a Choice Very Fine piece.
With strong detail and a pleasing overall appearance, this scarce Denarius holds historical significance as it nears its 2000th year.
The coin's exceptional quality and rarity make it a remarkable addition to …

This Ancient Roman Empress Faustina Silver Denarius, minted in 147 AD, is a scarce coin with remarkable detail and a nearly 2000-year-old history.
Certified by the ANACS Grading Service as VF 35, it boasts exceptional quality and a pleasing overall appearance. Guaranteed genuine, this coin stands out for its rarity and historical significance, making it a valuable addition to any collection.<…

This Provincial Roman coin, minted in Alexandria during the reign of Emperor Antoninus Pius, features a depiction of Empress Faustina Jr on the obverse and a scene of Isis seated with infant Harpokrates on the reverse.
The coin, certified by NGC as Fine, showcases a large module design measuring approximately 34mm and weighing 26.5g. This rare piece, struck in Pius' 12th Alexandrian year arou…

This Provincial Roman coin features a depiction of Faustina Jr Temple Isis on a large module AE drachm, measuring approximately 34mm in diameter and weighing 26.5g.
The coin originates from Alexandria, Roman Egypt, and carries a NGC Grade of 148. The imagery on the coin showcases Isis, the ancient Egyptian goddess associated with magic, fertility, motherhood, death, healing, and rebirth.
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