Roman Bronze Denarius - Rome 197-209 AD - Geta
- Obverse: Geta
- Date: 197-209 AD
- Size: 15 mm, 2.81 g
- Composition: Bronze
- Internal SKU: 186X900
HISTORICAL NOTE: This captivating Roman Bronze Denarius, minted during the tumultuous reign of Emperor Septimius Severus' son, Geta, between 197-209 AD, offers a tantalizing glimpse into a pivotal moment of Roman history. Geta, who shared power with his brother Caracalla, is often remembered for his tragic fate; he was assassinated by Caracalla in a power struggle that led to a brutal and infamous purge of his supporters. The city of Rome thrived during this period, marked by grand architectural projects and cultural advancements, as it transformed into a bustling epicenter of trade and politics. Owning this denarius not only connects you to the ancient world of coinage but also to the intertwined narratives of family loyalty, betrayal, and the relentless quest for power that characterized the Severan dynasty. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of this complex legacy!
