Cosconius Roman Coin 118 B.C.

In ancient Roman religion, Roma was a female deity who personified the city of Rome and more broadly, the Roman state. Roman political, moral and religious ideas were portrayed through Roma in different forms: coins, sculptures, architectural designs, official games and festivals. She stands out as a symbol of natural dominance, with her promise of protection to those who obeyed or cooperated with her, and her "manly virtue" as fierce mother of a warrior race.

• Origen: República Romana
• Año: 118 B.C.
• Composición: Plata
• Denominación: Denario
• Anverso: Roma portando un casco alado mirando hacia la derecha. Leyenda: L. COSCO. M. F.
• Reverso: Guerrero celta desnudo, blandiendo una lanza, sosteniendo un escudo y un carnyx, conduciendo una biga de carrera.
• Piedra: Zafiro Azul .8 ct
• Diámetro aproximado: 18 mm
• Bisel de oro de 14K