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Julia Mamaea PVDICITIA Very Rare AR Denarius Roman Empire 225-235 AD Silver Coin Museum Reproduction CSRD0180

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Hand-Struck (Hammered) – Fine Silver 999 Very Rare Roman Empire Denarius (17.7mm, 3.06g.) Julia Mamaea, Rome mint, struck 225-235 A.D. under Septimius Alexander. References: RIC IV Severus Alexander 347.

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Julia Mamaea was the highly intelligent and capable mother of Severus Alexander. After the death of her mother Julia Maesa, Julia Mamaea was the power behind the throne and largely responsible for the impressive recovery of the Roman state that took place during her son’s rule. Though popular with the population of the empire, the military was deeply offended at being controlled by a woman. In 235 A.D., Julia Mamaea and Severus Alexander were both murdered by mutinous soldiers led by the thug Maximinus I.

DESIGN:
Obverse side
Bust of Julia Mamaea, diademed, draped, right
Legend:
IVLIA MAMAEA AVG

Reverse side
Pudicitia, veiled, draped, seated left, right hand placed on lips, and holding sceptre in left hand
Legend:
PVDICITIA

A perfect choice for Numismatists, Historians, Military Veterans, Collectors.

Weight 3,06 g
Dimensions 17,7 mm