Roman AR Denarius Emp. Gordian III VF NGC (238-244 AD)
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This Silver Denarius was struck during the reign of the Roman Emperor Gordin III (A.D. 238 - 244). Graded VF by NCG.
Coin Highlights:
- Silver Denarius of the Roman Empire struck during the reign of Gordian III (AD 238-244).
- Graded Very Fine (VF) by NGC.
- Obverse: Laureate bust of Emperor Gordian III facing right.
- Reverse: Coins in this listing will be of the most common varieties. Reverses will feature gods, goddesses, and personifications of Roman ideals.
During his reign, Gordian III, the youngest sole emperor in Roman history, ascended the throne at just 13 years old. Despite his youth, his rule was marked by military campaigns against the Persian Empire. His sudden and mysterious death during his eastern campaign remains one of the great uncertainties of Roman history, with some sources suggesting he was assassinated by his own general, Philip the Arab.
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