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The silver denarius struck during the reign of Severus Alexander is an important example of Roman coinage from the last phase of the Severan dynasty, a period marked by comparative stability despite continuing political pressures within the Roman Empire. Severus Alexander’s government pursued reforms in imperial administration, placed greater emphasis on responsible fiscal management, and sought to strengthen the emperor’s relationship with the Roman Senate. His approach helped maintain a measure of monetary consistency during his reign, creating a notable contrast with the political disruption and broader instability that developed after his assassination in 235 AD. This AR Denarius was graded Very Fine by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC). Now, Roman Empire Severus Alexander AR Denarius Coins are available online from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
These Roman Empire Severus Alexander AR Denarius Coins come in Very Fine condition. Coins with this grade have moderate or considerable wear, with all the major design elements, devices, and legends still clear and relatively readable.
Portraits appearing on the Roman Empire AR Denarius of Severus Alexander illustrate changes in the emperor’s appearance throughout his thirteen-year rule, moving from youthful representations associated with the beginning of his reign to increasingly mature portraits found on coins from later periods. The obverse imagery continues many artistic conventions already established under the Severan dynasty while gradually introducing more distinctive and individualized features associated with the emperor. Reverse imagery commonly depicts the Roman deity Mars, but these denarii were also issued with a wide range of other designs, including personifications connected to imperial virtues, military subjects, religious figures, associations with Roman deities, and additional traditional themes through which Roman authorities communicated political principles and official messages across the empire.
Severus Alexander served as Roman Emperor from 222 until 235 AD, ascending to the throne as a teenager after the assassination of his cousin and predecessor Elagabalus. His government operated under considerable influence from his mother, Julia Mamaea, while pursuing administrative policies intended to restore stability following the disruptions of the preceding reign. Ancient accounts often present Alexander as a comparatively moderate and reform-minded ruler, though growing military dissatisfaction eventually contributed to his murder by mutinous troops in Germany.
JM Bullion customer service is available to you at 800-276-6508 when buying ancient silver coins. You can also email us with your inquiries.
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The silver denarius struck during the reign of Severus Alexander is an important example of Roman coinage from the last phase of the Severan dynasty, a period marked by comparative stability despite continuing political pressures within the Roman Empire. Severus Alexander’s government pursued reforms in imperial administration, placed greater emphasis on responsible fiscal management, and sought to strengthen the emperor’s relationship with the Roman Senate. His approach helped maintain a measure of monetary consistency during his reign, creating a notable contrast with the political disruption and broader instability that developed after his assassination in 235 AD. This AR Denarius was graded Very Fine by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC). Now, Roman Empire Severus Alexander AR Denarius Coins are available online from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
These Roman Empire Severus Alexander AR Denarius Coins come in Very Fine condition. Coins with this grade have moderate or considerable wear, with all the major design elements, devices, and legends still clear and relatively readable.
Portraits appearing on the Roman Empire AR Denarius of Severus Alexander illustrate changes in the emperor’s appearance throughout his thirteen-year rule, moving from youthful representations associated with the beginning of his reign to increasingly mature portraits found on coins from later periods. The obverse imagery continues many artistic conventions already established under the Severan dynasty while gradually introducing more distinctive and individualized features associated with the emperor. Reverse imagery commonly depicts the Roman deity Mars, but these denarii were also issued with a wide range of other designs, including personifications connected to imperial virtues, military subjects, religious figures, associations with Roman deities, and additional traditional themes through which Roman authorities communicated political principles and official messages across the empire.
Severus Alexander served as Roman Emperor from 222 until 235 AD, ascending to the throne as a teenager after the assassination of his cousin and predecessor Elagabalus. His government operated under considerable influence from his mother, Julia Mamaea, while pursuing administrative policies intended to restore stability following the disruptions of the preceding reign. Ancient accounts often present Alexander as a comparatively moderate and reform-minded ruler, though growing military dissatisfaction eventually contributed to his murder by mutinous troops in Germany.
JM Bullion customer service is available to you at 800-276-6508 when buying ancient silver coins. You can also email us with your inquiries.
