CVC & Collectables presents this, AD 138-161 Antonius Pius Egypt, Alexandria BI Tetradrachm NGC VF coin, a testament to the enduring connection between Rome and Egypt during a pivotal period. This exceptional piece hails from a series of bronze coinage issued under the reign of Antoninus Pius, one of the esteemed “good emperors” known for fostering positive relations with Egypt.
The obverse of the coin showcases a dignified portrait of Antoninus Pius, embodying the grace and authority of this revered Roman emperor. On the reverse, a captivating rendition of Sarapis Pantheos adds a touch of artistic splendor, reflecting the cultural amalgamation and shared influences between the two ancient civilizations.
The coin’s provenance is steeped in the rich historical tapestry of Egypt’s journey from a Ptolemaic kingdom to a Roman client state. A tangible link to the past, it encapsulates the era when Rome came to Egypt’s defense against the encroaching Seleucid army and signifies the enduring alliance between these two powerful realms.
This AD 138-161 Antonius Pius coin, graded NGC Ch VF, offers numismatic enthusiasts and history aficionados alike a unique opportunity to own a tangible piece of the past. Immerse yourself in the legacy of Antoninus Pius and the fascinating interplay between Rome and Egypt with this meticulously preserved artifact, a true testament to the cultural and political dynamics of a bygone era.
Coin Highlights:
- Emperor: Antonius Pius
- Metal: Billion
- Grade: Choice Very Fine
- Time period: AD 138-161
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