Roman Empire - Silver 'Arabia' Denarius of Trajan (106AD)
Offered is an example of the much-sought ‘Arabia’ Denarius issued in 106AD by Emperor Trajan to commemorate the capture of new eastern lands, RIC#142. Although pierced, this example retains much good detail, particularly on the reverse, where the Ostrich (or Camel, depending on who you ask) is abundantly visible. Whether completing the ‘conquest’ series, or simply adding the type to your collection, this piece is sure to appeal.
Offered is an example of the much-sought ‘Arabia’ Denarius issued in 106AD by Emperor Trajan to commemorate the capture of new eastern lands, RIC#142. Although pierced, this example retains much good detail, particularly on the reverse, where the Ostrich (or Camel, depending on who you ask) is abundantly visible. Whether completing the ‘conquest’ series, or simply adding the type to your collection, this piece is sure to appeal.
Offered is an example of the much-sought ‘Arabia’ Denarius issued in 106AD by Emperor Trajan to commemorate the capture of new eastern lands, RIC#142. Although pierced, this example retains much good detail, particularly on the reverse, where the Ostrich (or Camel, depending on who you ask) is abundantly visible. Whether completing the ‘conquest’ series, or simply adding the type to your collection, this piece is sure to appeal.