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Up for auction is a Roman limes denarius coin of Antoninus Pius, minted in 141 AD.
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Up for auction is a Roman limes denarius coin of Antoninus Pius, minted in 141 AD.
Of uncertain status are thousands (millions?) of surviving bronze coins of the Severan era that copy silver denarii. Some examples still bear traces of a very thin silver wash... Termed Limes (Lim-ace) or coins of the borders, these may be another example of coins of necessity. They may also be officially sanctioned issues for use in regions where political unrest made it hazardous to ship large amounts of silver. These low value issues could have served troops on the front and been redeemable for good coinage when they returned to the stable regions.
ID# 924M
MINT: Rome
OBVERSE; ANTONINVS AVG PIVS PP TR P COS III
-Laureate head right.
REVERSE; AEQVITAS AVG
-Aequitas standing left, holding scales and scepter.
REFERENCE: RIC 61a
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