Description
Own a genuine piece of ancient history with this bronze coin from Roman Syria, minted during the reign of Emperor Caracalla (211–217 AD). Struck in the eastern provinces of the Roman Empire, this coin features:
Obverse: Laureate bust of Emperor Caracalla facing right, detailed facial features and imperial attire.
Reverse: Radiate female deity (likely Tyche or City Goddess of Antioch) wearing a turreted crown, facing right.
This coin exemplifies the powerful iconography of the Roman Empire and reflects the strategic importance of Syria during the Severan dynasty. It is an exceptional addition for investors in ancient treasures, collectors or as a special gift for someone special.
Specifications:
Origin: Roman Syria
Date: 211–217 AD
Emperor: Marcus Aurelius Antoninus (Caracalla)
Material: Bronze
Condition: Good detail with natural patina
Diameter: Approx. 18 mm
Weight: 4.92 g
Authenticity: Guaranteed ancient and original
Historical Context:
Emperor Caracalla is best known for the Constitutio Antoniniana, granting Roman citizenship to all free men in the Empire. His reign also marked significant military campaigns and urban development, especially in the Eastern provinces. This coin is a testament to the reach of Roman influence and the artistic craftsmanship of provincial mints.
