238-244 C.E. Ancient Roman Silver Double Denarius Coin Pendant | Handcrafted 14K Gold Setting

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238-244 C.E. Ancient Roman Silver Double Denarius Coin Pendant | Handcrafted 14K Gold SettingCarry a symbol of prosperity and good fortune from the Roman Empire with this authentic silver Antoninianus, also known as a double denarius, issued during the reign of Emperor Marcus Antonius Gordianus, better known as Gordian III. Minted between 238 and 244 C. E., this coin dates to a remarkable chapter in Roman history when a young emperor ascended to the throne and sought to restore stability to an empire facing both internal and external

" proclaiming his rule by the grace of God

The reverse features inscriptions identifying the Ginza Mint

The time period can be identified only to the reign of a specific Emperor

underscoring his role in both political and religious spheres of the empire

carries the legacy of the Spanish Empire's influence across the New World

Their simple yet elegant appearance serves as a reminder of the ingenuity of the engravers who produced these coins more than twenty-three centuries ago

Expertly set in a handcrafted 14K gold setting

Date: from 213-217 C

The date is clearly visible

which sank during a hurricane off the coast of Florida

reflect a world where conquest and faith traveled hand in hand

Ruler: Ferdinand VI

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