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Julia Mamaea Denarius Ancient Roman Empire Silver Coin 225AD RIC 351 Athens Alexander was struck down by

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Description

Alexander was struck down by a sudden illness (possibly poisoned) and died at the age of 32

Country  United States Year 1976 Denomination Dollar Condition Brilliant Uncirculated Diameter 38mm Weight 25g Composition

A silver cistophorus (cistophoric tetradrachm) from the late Roman Republic

and iridescent toning

This coin is professionally graded and authenticated by NGC to be in Choice XF (Extremely Fine) condition

Julia Mamaea Denarius Ancient Roman Empire Silver Coin 225AD RIC 351 Athens Alexander was struck down byObverse: IVLIA MAMAEA AVG, Bust of Julia Mamaea, diademed, draped, right Reverse: VENERI FELICI, Venus, draped, standing right, holding sceptre in right hand and Cupid in left hand Date: c. 225 235 A. D., RIC 351 Size: 19. 5mm diameter, 2. 71g weight Composition: Silver VENERI FELICI translates to To the auspicious (blessed) Venus. Venus was the goddess of love, beauty, prosperity and fertility.

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