Antoninus Pius SIlver Denarius A.D. 145-161 - COS IIII - RIC III # 137

Struck in Rome between AD 145–161, this silver denarius honors and commemorates Emperor Antoninus Pius's fourth consulship  and reflects the stability and prosperity of his reign. . The obverse features a finely detailed laureate bust of the emperor, while the reverse depicts a winged thunderbolt resting on a draped throne—symbolizing divine favor and imperial authority.

This coin is grades GVF to Choice Very Fine with strong strike and pleasing surfaces. A classic example of Roman imperial coinage from one of the Empire’s most peaceful and prosperous eras.