Julia Maesa Silver Denarius (RIC IV.2 #271) - 218 - 222

Julia Maesa Silver Denarius (RIC IV.2 #271) - 218 - 222

Lot 443 · Consigned by Tacitus

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Description

Julia Maesa was instrumental in securing the throne for her grandsons Elagabalus and Severus Alexander, wielding immense influence behind the scenes. This coin not only honors her legacy but also reflects the Roman ideal of a prosperous age.

Step into the grandeur of ancient Rome with this authentic silver denarius of Julia Maesa, Augusta and matriarch of the Severan dynasty. Struck between 218–222 AD, this coin celebrates imperial stability and prosperity.

Iulia Maesa Augusta. Empress Julia Maesa

Saeculi Felicitas. Age of Good Fortune

🔍 Estimated Grading by Seller:

Obverse: Clear portrait of Julia Maesa with legible inscription “IVLIA MAESA AVG”

Reverse: Felicitas standing left, sacrificing over altar, holding caduceus; inscription “SAECVLI FELICITAS” is visible

Estimated Grade: NVF / VF  (Very Fine)

Moderate wear on high points

Legends and devices are mostly sharp

Good silver tone and preservation