Rare Roman Coin Silver Pendant Necklace! 2,000 Years Old!

Material

Silver

Color

Silver

Length

20-21.9 in

Stunning, nearly 2,000 year old Roman denarius of Emperor Domitianus, encased in a silver pendant! New 20” Soild silver chain is also included! Beautiful luster and shine, with a great amount of detail, especially for being an ancient object. The pendant can also be opened if necessary, easily removing the coin if needed. An amazing relic and piece of history, which would make a fine addition to any jewelry collection! This denarius was minted in the ancient city of Rome between 90-91 AD, under the Roman Emperor Domitianus (Domitian). The front features a bust of the emperor and has the legend: “IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM P M TR P X”. The back features the Goddess Minerva, who was essential to Ancient Rome, and has the legend: “IMP XXI COS XV CENS P P P” Extremely fine example and in amazing condition! What’s included: -Silver Roman denarius pendant (pictured) -20” Solid silver chain (pictured) -Confirmation of authenticity Item Specifications: Pendant: Roman silver artifact, encased in solid .925 Sterling Sliver. Chain: Solid .925 Sterling Silver, 2mm thick. Quick facts of Domitian: Emperor Domitian (81-96 AD) was the last of the Flavian emperors and ruled after his brother Titus. He is often portrayed negatively, however his reign saw a literary and cultural revival. Domitian was known for his personal ambition, his tendency to seek divine titles and his willingness to advance the arts and entertainment of the city of Rome. He was very fond of games of sport, such as chariot races and gladiator bouts; its believed that he was the driving force for the construction of the colosseum (which was built by his father, Emperor Vespasian).

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Chain