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The Roman silver denarius during the middle of the third century AD entered its final phase of existence as hyperinflation and political chaos devastated the empire’s monetary system. By the 250s and 260s, the denarius had been so severely debased that it contained only trace amounts of silver. This AR Denarius from the time of Julia Mamaea earned a Choice About Uncirculated grade from the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC), with 4/5 designations for its strike and surface. Now, the Roman Empire Julia Mamaea AR Denarius is available online from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
This Roman Empire Julia Mamaea AR Denarius earned a Choice AU certification and is distinguished by its bright, satin silver. The coin features largely untoned surfaces with a frosted luster that helps accent the raised designs and legends. The coin boasts a 4/5 grade for both the strike and surface, indicating a well-struck, centered design with minimal wear and tear present on the surfaces.
The design of Roman Empire AR Denarius during Julia Mamaea’s era emphasized maternal virtue, traditional Roman values, and the legitimacy of the Severan dynasty through carefully curated imagery. Julia Mamaea herself frequently appeared on denarii with legends such as IVLIA MAMAEA AVG, portrayed with the elaborate coiffures fashionable among imperial women and often accompanied by reverses celebrating Felicitas, Vesta, or Juno.
During the time of Julia Mamaea, the denarius continued to serve imperial propaganda purposes while suffering from the economic strains that would soon engulf the empire in crisis. As the mother of Severus Alexander and the real power behind his throne from 222 to 235 AD, Julia Mamaea’s influence was reflected in the substantial coinage issued during this period. The denarii minted under her guidance circulated during a reign that initially promised stability after the chaotic rule of Elagabalus but ultimately ended in military revolt and murder. These coins witnessed the final years of relative peace before the empire descended into the devastating Crisis of the Third Century.
JM Bullion customer service can help you buy ancient silver bullion at 800-276-6508. We are also available online through our web chat and email address features.
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The Roman silver denarius during the middle of the third century AD entered its final phase of existence as hyperinflation and political chaos devastated the empire’s monetary system. By the 250s and 260s, the denarius had been so severely debased that it contained only trace amounts of silver. This AR Denarius from the time of Julia Mamaea earned a Choice About Uncirculated grade from the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC), with 4/5 designations for its strike and surface. Now, the Roman Empire Julia Mamaea AR Denarius is available online from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
This Roman Empire Julia Mamaea AR Denarius earned a Choice AU certification and is distinguished by its bright, satin silver. The coin features largely untoned surfaces with a frosted luster that helps accent the raised designs and legends. The coin boasts a 4/5 grade for both the strike and surface, indicating a well-struck, centered design with minimal wear and tear present on the surfaces.
The design of Roman Empire AR Denarius during Julia Mamaea’s era emphasized maternal virtue, traditional Roman values, and the legitimacy of the Severan dynasty through carefully curated imagery. Julia Mamaea herself frequently appeared on denarii with legends such as IVLIA MAMAEA AVG, portrayed with the elaborate coiffures fashionable among imperial women and often accompanied by reverses celebrating Felicitas, Vesta, or Juno.
During the time of Julia Mamaea, the denarius continued to serve imperial propaganda purposes while suffering from the economic strains that would soon engulf the empire in crisis. As the mother of Severus Alexander and the real power behind his throne from 222 to 235 AD, Julia Mamaea’s influence was reflected in the substantial coinage issued during this period. The denarii minted under her guidance circulated during a reign that initially promised stability after the chaotic rule of Elagabalus but ultimately ended in military revolt and murder. These coins witnessed the final years of relative peace before the empire descended into the devastating Crisis of the Third Century.
JM Bullion customer service can help you buy ancient silver bullion at 800-276-6508. We are also available online through our web chat and email address features.
