CVC & Collectables proudly presents the AD 238-244 Roman Empire Gordian III AR Denarius—a coin that unveils a direct link to a captivating historical epoch. This coin features the reverse depiction of Venus standing and holds NGC certification of MS. It offers an insightful glimpse into the life and influence of Gordian III, a prominent figure in the Roman Empire during a transformative period.
Gordian III, born in AD 225, ascended to the throne at the tender age of 13, making him one of the youngest emperors in Roman history. His reign was marked by the challenges of managing internal dynamics and external threats to the Empire.
The reverse depiction of Venus standing on the coin symbolizes beauty and harmony—an emblem of Gordian III’s aspirations to maintain a sense of elegance and balance within the Roman Empire. This imagery reflects his commitment to fostering a sense of unity and aesthetic refinement.
Throughout his rule, Gordian III endeavored to uphold virtues such as wisdom, justice, and clemency. His policies were designed to benefit the common people, and he focused on maintaining the Empire’s frontiers and ensuring its security.
However, Gordian III’s reign was tragically cut short. In AD 244, he met a mysterious end while on a campaign against the Sassanian Empire. His untimely death marked the conclusion of his rule and led to further instability within the Empire.
Coin Highlights:
- Emperor: Gordian III
- Metal: Silver
- Grade: MS, Strike 5/5 Surface 3/5
- Time period: AD 238-244 Roman Empire Gordian III
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