Ancient Roman Coin 270-275AD Emperor Aurelian Antoninianus Aurelianus NGC
Ancient Roman Coin 270-275AD Emperor Aurelian Antoninianus Aurelianus NGC
Description:
Offered is an Ancient Roman Antoninianus (Aurelianus) of Emperor Aurelian, struck AD 270–275, and authenticated by NGC Ancient. This bronze-and-silver billon coin was minted during Aurelian’s short but impactful reign, a period marked by military reforms, reunification of the fractured empire, and stabilization during the Crisis of the Third Century. The obverse features a radiate-crowned bust of Aurelian, while the reverse typically depicts deities or military symbolism—such as Sol Invictus, Victory, or various imperial personifications—highlighting Aurelian’s emphasis on strength and unity.
These coins are prized for their historical significance, representing one of Rome’s greatest soldier-emperors who restored the empire after decades of chaos. NGC certification guarantees authenticity and proper attribution.
Specifications:
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Date: AD 270–275
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Ruler: Emperor Aurelian
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Empire: Roman Empire – Crisis of the Third Century
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Denomination: Antoninianus (Aurelianus)
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Composition: Billon (bronze with traces of silvering)
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Weight: ~3.0–4.0 g (varies by issue)
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Diameter: ~20–23 mm
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Obverse: Radiate bust of Aurelian
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Reverse: Various deities or military motifs (commonly Sol, Victory, or invincibility themes)
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Grade: NGC Ancient (authenticated Roman Imperial coin)
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Mint: Various (Rome, Siscia, Antioch, Serdica, Tripolis, etc.)
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Mintage: Not recorded (hand-struck ancient production)
You will receive a coin similar to the condition shown.
