Diva Julia Titi Bronze Sestertius Replica | Hand-Struck Coin

37,99 €

Hand-struck surface irregularities replicate ancient minting techniques.

An exceptional, virtually mint-state ancient RIC II.1 760 sestertius was offered with a $5,000 auction estimate in 2026.

Hand-struck solid bronze replica of the rare posthumous sestertius honoring Diva Julia Titi, daughter of Emperor Titus. Inspired by the issue struck at Rome under Domitian in AD 92–94, it depicts a ceremonial carpentum drawn by two mules, paired with a large S C surrounded by Domitian’s imperial titles.

✔ Solid bronze (Æ)
✔ Hand-struck, not cast or machine-pressed
✔ Historically accurate legends & iconography
✔ Each piece is unique by design
✔ Museum-quality replica for collectors and study

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Why collectors buy this piece

• Commemorates Julia Titi, daughter of Titus and granddaughter of Vespasian
• Recreates a rare posthumous issue from the reign of Domitian
• Features an elaborate ceremonial carriage drawn by two mules
• Displays the COS XVI legend associated with the AD 92–94 issue
• Offers a substantial bronze format for examining the design and inscriptions
• Individually hammered, giving each reproduction its own surface character

Best suited for collectors interested in the Flavian dynasty, Roman imperial women and ceremonial imagery on ancient coinage.

Overview & Craftsmanship

This Julia Titi bronze sestertius replica recreates a commemorative design issued after Julia’s deification. Its central feature is the carpentum: a covered ceremonial carriage whose elaborate structure and paired mules fill the obverse.

The reverse surrounds a large S C with the titles of Emperor Domitian. Together, the two sides connect Julia’s posthumous honors with the authority of the reigning emperor.

Each coin is individually hand-struck in solid bronze. Small differences in outline, centering, relief and surface texture reflect the striking process. This listing represents our standard bronze edition of the design.

Historical & Numismatic Background

  • Julia Titi belonged to the Flavian imperial family: she was the daughter of Titus, granddaughter of Vespasian and niece of Domitian.
  • The title Diva identifies Julia as deified, making this a posthumous commemorative issue.
  • The obverse inscription honors Julia Augusta as the daughter of the deified Titus.
  • The carpentum was a ceremonial carriage associated with honors granted to imperial women.
  • COS XVI records Domitian’s sixteenth consulship and identifies the issue dated AD 92–94.
  • S P Q R abbreviates Senatus Populusque Romanus — “the Senate and People of Rome.”
  • S C abbreviates Senatus consulto — “by decree of the Senate.”

Numismatic References:

References for the ancient type represented:

– RIC II.1 760 — Domitian, second edition

– BMCRE II 471

– Cohen 10

– Sear RCV I 2891

Technical Details & Variations

Type: Diva Julia Titi carpentum sestertius replica

Denomination represented: Æ Sestertius

Mint: Rome

Era represented: 92-94 AD

Material: Solid bronze

Weight: approx. 27-29 g

Dimensions: approx. 34-36 mm

Manufacturing method: Hand-struck (hammered)

Obverse: Ceremonial carpentum drawn right by two mules
Legend:
DIVAE IVLIAE AVG DIVI TITI F / S P Q R in ex.

Reverse: Large S C within the surrounding imperial legend
Legend:
IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM COS XVI CENS PER P P / S C

Measurements are approximate. Individual strikes may differ slightly in weight, diameter, centering, edge shape and surface appearance.

Intended Use

Suitable for:

– collections of Roman imperial coin replicas

– historical and educational displays

– study of the Flavian dynasty and Roman imperial women

– reenactment and study collections

– gifts for numismatists and Roman history enthusiasts

Replica Disclaimer

This item is a hand-struck bronze replica inspired by ancient Roman coinage. It is not an original ancient coin.


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