A Septimus Severus Silver Denarius minted in Rome in 206 AD. This coin is from the Roman Imperial period (96 - 235 AD) and is uncleaned. Made of silver, it holds historical significance as a piece of Roman currency from the time of Septimus Severus, a prominent Roman emperor. The coin is a valuable collector's item and is catalogued as RIC 201, RSC 475, and BMC 493, making it a rare and sought-after piece for numismatists interested in ancient Roman coins.

2.9 grams approximately.
18.6 mm approximately.

Extremely Fine.

Obverse SEVERVS PIVS AVG. Laureate head bearded right.
Reverse P M TR P XIIII COS III P P. Genius standing left altar at feet.

Sear Roman Coins and Their Values 4th Revised Edition 1776.