Own a piece of Roman imperial elegance with this silver denarius of Empress Vibia Sabina, wife of Hadrian and one of the most refined figures of the Antonine dynasty. Struck in Rome between 130–133 AD, this coin showcases Sabina’s serene profile on the obverse, crowned with the title AUGUSTA, affirming her status as empress.

The reverse features Concordia, goddess of harmony, seated with a cornucopia and scepter—symbols of peace and prosperity during Hadrian’s reign. This pairing reflects the idealized unity between emperor and empress, a theme central to Hadrian’s propaganda and Sabina’s public image.

Seller, using AI analysis Grades this coin VF/VF+, as this coin boasts:

A sharply struck portrait with imperial grace

Fully legible legends and well-centered design

Smooth surfaces with minimal wear and pleasing silver tone

Sabina - Empress & wife of Hadrian - A.D. 130-133 Silver Denarius RIC # 2501

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