Domitian – Silver Denarius Roman Provincial Pendant is a faithful imitation of

is a faithful imitation of the celebrated Athenian coinage of the Classical period

while the reverse presents ritual implements with clarity and balance

Set simply in sterling silver and left without a bail

Struck at Nikopolis ad Istrum in Lower Moesia between 195–198 CE

this silver denarius presents the emperor laureate and draped

Domitian – Silver Denarius Roman Provincial Pendant is a faithful imitation ofThis pendant features a genuine silver denarius of Marcus Aurelius, struck in Rome late in his reign. The obverse shows his laureate portrait, serene yet resolute, while the reverse depicts Roma herselfhelmeted and in military dressseated on cuirass and shields. She extends a tiny figure of Victory in her right hand, holding a parazonium (short sword) in her left. The coin has been set in an open sterling silver prong frame, a design that allows both