Julia Mamaea Denarius Ancient Roman Empire Silver Coin 225AD RIC 351 Commodus rendering the historical record and

rendering the historical record and our modern-day knowledge of Carthage very sparse

predominantly green with yellow and red highlights

This coin is slabbed and professionally graded by the third-party grading company NGC to be in XF (Extremely Fine) condition

Hadrian was the first emperor to spend most of his time outside of Rome

Nerva was chosen by the Roman Senate (as a senator himself) to become the new emperor

Julia Mamaea Denarius Ancient Roman Empire Silver Coin 225AD RIC 351 Commodus rendering the historical record andObverse: IVLIA MAMAEA AVG, Bust of Julia Mamaea, diademed, draped, right Reverse: VENERI FELICI, Venus, draped, standing right, holding sceptre in right hand and Cupid in left hand Date: c. 225 235 A. D., RIC 351 Size: 19. 5mm diameter, 2. 71g weight Composition: Silver VENERI FELICI translates to To the auspicious (blessed) Venus. Venus was the goddess of love, beauty, prosperity and fertility.