Tiberius AD14-37 Silver Denarius NGC CHXF - Twelve Caesar’s Roman

Tiberius AD14-37 Silver Denarius NGC CHXF - Twelve Caesar’s RomanThis silver denarius was struck under the reign of Emperor Tiberius, Romes second emperor and successor to Augustus. Issued between AD 14 and 37 at the Lugdunum Mint, it is one of the most famous Roman silver coins, popularly known as the Tribute Penny referenced in the Bible. The obverse features a finely detailed laureate portrait of Tiberius, representing his authority as emperor. The reverse depicts Livia, Tiberius mother, as Pax, the goddess of

as it is nearly uncollectible finer than MS66+

This gold octodrachm was struck at the mint in Alexandria in Egypt

Portugal was one of the world's major economic

when many were exported

68 the chaotic reign of the Roman emperor Nero came to an end with his forced suicide

The 1715 Fleet Shipwreck

Oval shields with arms of the Order and of the grand master side-by-side

650 recently-minted $20- denomination ("Double Eagle") gold pieces produced from 1854-1857 at the San Francisco Mint

Amastris was the last surviving Achaemenid Persian Empire princess

A particularly veristic and realistic portrait of the Deified Julius Caesar

Her head is veiled to represent her modesty and piety

NGC Choice VF 5/5 Strike- 2/5 Surface Head of Attis right