CVC & Collectables presents this AD 14-37 Roman Empire Tiberius AR Tetradrachm, minted in Lugdunum (modern-day Lyon, France), is a silver coin issued during the reign of Emperor Tiberius. Graded VF (Very Fine) by NGC, this coin has moderate wear, yet retains clear details, making it an appealing collectible for those interested in early Roman imperial coinage. Coins of Tiberius, particularly from provincial mints like Lugdunum, are valued for their historical significance and craftsmanship. Lugdunum was one of the most important cities in Roman Gaul and became a major minting location under both Augustus and Tiberius. Coins from this mint often reflect a high level of craftsmanship and are notable for their silver content.
Coin Specifications:
- Country: Roman Empire
- Mint: Lugdunum (modern Lyon, France)
- Emperor: Tiberius
- Period: AD 14-37
- Denomination: Tetradrachm
- Composition: Silver (AR)
- Grade: VF (Very Fine)
Design and Features:
- Obverse: Features a portrait of Emperor Tiberius, facing right, with a laurel wreath on his head.
- Reverse: Depicts various Roman symbols of power and divinity, such as a seated deity, an eagle, or representations of military or religious significance.
Collectibility:
This AR Tetradrachm, graded VF by NGC, shows moderate wear consistent with circulation but retains key details on both the obverse and reverse. Coins from Tiberius’ reign, especially those from provincial mints like Lugdunum, are highly collectible due to their historical importance. This VF-grade coin offers collectors an opportunity to own a piece of Roman history with good eye appeal and historical relevance. Find more alike here!
Coin Highlights:
- Silver AR Tetradrachm.
- Grade: Very Fine
- Strike: 5/5 Surface: 4/5
- Time: AD 14-37
