Roman Provencial BI Tetradrachm (198-217 AD) Random
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Own a Genuine Roman BI Tetradrachm – History in Your Hands Discover the allure of ancient Rome with these authentic BI (billon) Tetradrachms, struck in the Eastern provinces during the 3rd century CE. Featuring bold imperial portraits and iconic reverse designs - like the Roman eagle - these circulated coins once served everyday commerce in cities like Antioch and Alexandria. Each piece bears the marks of time, making it a unique and affordable artifact of the ancient world.
Claim your piece of history today and start—or grow—your ancient coin collection with a real Roman Tetradrachm.
This Tetradrachm has great detail and excellent portrait work. A choice coin for the type and a great addition to any collection.
Coin Highlights:
- Roman BI Tetradrachm of Emperor Caracalla 198-217 AD. 12.97 grams.
- Average Circulated condition.
- Obverse: Caracalla laureate head right.
- Reverse: Eagle standing facing, head right, with wreath in beak and wings spread.
Own a Genuine Roman BI Tetradrachm – History in Your Hands Discover the allure of ancient Rome with these authentic BI (billon) Tetradrachms, struck in the Eastern provinces during the 3rd century CE. Featuring bold imperial portraits and iconic reverse designs - like the Roman eagle - these circulated coins once served everyday commerce in cities like Antioch and Alexandria. Each piece bears the marks of time, making it a unique and affordable artifact of the ancient world.
Claim your piece of history today and start—or grow—your ancient coin collection with a real Roman Tetradrachm.
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