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Vibia Sabina, Augusta, Wife of Hadrian, Scarce Æ Sestertius Roman Empire 120-123 AD Copper Coin Aged with Oxidized Green Patina Museum Reproduction CBRS0067

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Æ Bronze Roman Empire Sestertius Sabina Augusta, Rome mint, struck 120-123 A.D. References: RIC 1020; Cohen 65.

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Vibia Sabina was the wife of Emperor Hadrian, and a grand-niece of Trajan. They had an unhappy marriage and no children. Although she accompanied Hadrian on his many travels, he ignored her and had numerous affairs with both men and women. Sabina had an affair with Suetonius, Hadrian’s secretary, in 119. Sabina is said to have remarked that she had taken steps to see she never had children by Hadrian because they would “harm the human race.” She may have once aborted a child of theirs. Sabina died in 136 or 137 A.D., perhaps of natural causes or perhaps poisoned by Hadrian.

DESIGN:
Obverse side
Bust of Sabina, wearing double stephane with hair braided and piled, draped, right
Legend:
SABINA AVGVSTA HADRIANI AVG PP

Reverse side
Vesta seated left, holding palladium and scepter
Legend:
S C (in exergue)

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

Weight 29,98 g
Dimensions 36,8 mm

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