Rome Hadiran Silver Denarius 117-138AD EF

Rome Hadiran Silver Denarius 117-138AD EFThis silver denarius was struck under the reign of Emperor Hadrian (AD 117138) at the Rome mint. The obverse features a finely rendered, bare headed and draped bust of Hadrian facing right. Surrounding the portrait is the inscription HADRIANVS AVG COS III PP, which translates to "Hadrian Augustus, Consul for the third time, Father of the Nation." This legend emphasizes Hadrians established role as a seasoned and respected ruler by the time of this

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weight and purity

5% Copper  Grade Uncirculated

Weight: 37

Despite his relatively short reign

The reverse shows a crowned shield of arms with a dot below and the legend REX FID: DEF: BRITANNIARUM ("King of the Britains

This process is done by hand

Each coin has been placed into a sealed 2x2 holder which is suitable for long term storage

U is for Ulysses Butterfly

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