
Severus Alexander Silver Denarius RIC IV Severus Alexander # 235 - VF/XF
Lot 437 · Consigned by Tacitus
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Description
Step into the final years of the Severan dynasty with this authentic Roman silver denarius, minted in Rome during the reign of Severus Alexander (A.D. 231–235). A striking example of imperial iconography and divine endorsement, this coin features:
Obverse: Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Severus Alexander facing right, with the legend IMP ALEXANDER PIVS AVG.
Reverse: Jupiter in a war-like stance, hurling a thunderbolt—symbolizing divine protection of the emperor—with the inscription IOVI PROPVGNATORI.
Graded VF to EF, this coin boasts sharp detail, strong legends, and excellent preservation. A must-have for collectors of Roman silver or those intrigued by the political messaging of ancient coinage. Authenticity Guaranteed