Step into the tumultuous yet fascinating era of the Roman Empire with this authentic Postumus Silver Antoninianus, hand-struck between 260–269 C.E. Issued by Marcus Cassianus Latinus Postumus, a shrewd and influential ruler of Gaul and Britain, this coin captures a moment of resilience and ambition during Rome’s imperial history. The obverse features Postumus with a radiate crown and cuirassed bust, symbolizing authority and leadership, while the reverse honors Moneta, goddess of money, holding scales and a cornucopia—emblems of wealth, prosperity, and protection.
Expertly set in a handcrafted sterling silver setting, this coin transforms an ancient artifact into an elegant collectible or wearable treasure. Perfect for history enthusiasts and collectors, it offers a tangible connection to the power, intrigue, and enduring legacy of the Roman Empire.
Product Description:
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Coin Type: Hand struck
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Denomination: Double Denarius, also called Antoninianus
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Mint: during Roman Imperial period
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Empire: Roman
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Ruler: Marcus Cassianus Latinus Postumus was the Governor of Gaul under Valerian. After declaring himself emperor during the reign of Valerian, he ruled in Britain and Gaul. He was a wise ruler but was killed in battle as a result of his usurpations.
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Date: from 260-269 C.E.
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Metal: Silver
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Weight: 4.3 grams
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Obverse: Bears the radiate, draped and cuirassed bust of Postumus facing right. Legend reads IMP C POSTVMVS P F AVG.
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Reverse: Depicts Moneta, goddess of Money, standing left with scales and cornucopiae. Legend reads MONETA AVG. Sear 10962. The coin weighs 4.3 grams and is set in sterling silver.
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Setting: Handcrafted setting in sterling silver.
- Note: Chain may be purchased separately
Certificate of Authenticity with photo specific images included.
Inv# A 91545b
