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Collar Oro 14K Moneda del 193-211A.D. Cabeza de Septimius Severus. Pax Diosa de la paz

SKU: HCC-24

Roman Empire, Septimius Severus 193-211 A.D.

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Obverse: Laureate head of Septimius Severus, facing right. Legend: L SEPT SEV PERT AVG IMP X.

Reverse: Pax (goddess of peace) seated left, holding a branch in her extended right hand and a scepter in her left hand. Legend: PACI AETERNAE.

Septimius Severus was the founder of the Severan dynasty. He was originally from Leptis Magna (in modern-day Libya), born into a wealthy family of mixed Italian Roman and Punic-Berber descent. He came to power in 193, the year a civil war broke out following the assassination of Emperor Pertinax by the Praetorian Guard. That year a total of five men were acclaimed as Augustus, but it was ultimately Septimius who secured the throne after defeating his rivals.

Septimius was an effective though stern emperor, living up to his name Severus (the Severe). He was also one of the most militarily vigorous emperors, conquering various Arab tribes, the Assyrians in Adiabene, the Caledonians in Britain, in addition to defeating the Parthian Empire.

  • Composition: Silver
  • Denomination: Denarius
  • Date: 193–211 A.D.
  • NGC Certified: 68311002-068

The chain in the image is for reference only and is sold separately; it is not included with this piece.

Heritage is a collection of authentic Roman coins minted between the 3rd century BC and the 2nd century AD, transformed into unique Corso pieces. Each one meets the strictest quality standards, crafted by expert artisans who respect and preserve the original details of each coin.

Due to their age and the natural traces of their time in ruins, these coins require special care to preserve their relief, patina and ancient appearance.

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  • Due to their age, these pieces are more sensitive to chemical elements, which can affect their color.
  • To clean the piece, use soapy water and gently dry it with a soft, neutral-colored cloth, removing oils and residues that may dirty it or affect its shine.
  • Store the piece in its protective leather bag.

Each coin is unique, with variations in relief, color and patina that reflect its original characteristics, marked by the passage of time.

Heritage is a collection of authentic Roman coins minted between the 3rd century BC and the 2nd century AD, transformed into unique Corso pieces. Each one meets the strictest quality standards, crafted by expert artisans who respect and preserve the original details of every coin.

Due to their antiquity and the natural traces of their time in ruins, these coins require special care to preserve their relief, patina, and ancient appearance.

Each coin is unique, with variations in relief, color, and patina that reflect their original characteristics, marked by the passage of time.

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Collar Oro 14K Moneda del 193-211A.D. Cabeza de Septimius Severus. Pax Diosa de la paz
Collar Oro 14K Moneda del 193-211A.D. Cabeza de Septimius Severus. Pax Diosa de la paz
Collar Oro 14K Moneda del 193-211A.D. Cabeza de Septimius Severus. Pax Diosa de la paz

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