CVC & Collectables proudly presents the AD 238-244 Roman Empire Gordian III AR Denarius. This coin emerges as a direct link to a captivating historical epoch, featuring the reverse depiction of Salus and holding NGC certification of Choice XF. It offers an insightful glimpse into the life and influence of Gordian III, a notable figure in the Roman Empire during a significant period.
Gordian III, born in AD 225, ascended to the throne at a tender age of 13, making him one of the youngest emperors in Roman history. His reign occurred during a time of tumultuous events and external threats to the Empire.
The reverse depiction of Salus on the coin signifies well-being and health—an emblem of Gordian III’s aspirations to safeguard the welfare of the Roman populace. This imagery reflects his dedication to the welfare of his subjects and his efforts to maintain their prosperity.
Gordian III’s rule was marked by the challenges of maintaining the Empire’s frontiers and defending against external adversaries. His efforts focused on strengthening the military and preserving the territorial integrity of the Roman Empire.
However, Gordian III’s reign was cut short. In AD 244, he died under suspicious circumstances while on a campaign against the Sassanian Empire. His untimely death marked the end of his rule and led to further instability within the Empire.
Coin Highlights:
- Emperor: Gordian III
- Metal: Silver
- Grade: XF
- Time period: AD 238-244
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