Ancient Roman Marcus Aurelius Antoninus SILVER Denarius 161

Description: Coins are authentic! The coin was found in the fields of modern Ukraine. Rarity! Probably an antique alloy of copper, tin and silver! Limes denarii are Roman coins that were issued for use on the periphery of the Roman Empire, often in border areas known as "limes". Highlights:Provenance: Lime denarii were generally produced in Roman mints or in local workshops in the frontier territories of the empire. Use: These coins were often used in trade transactions and for daily needs in territories that were on the fringes of the Roman administrative system. Design: The design of Limes denarii could vary depending on the region and time. They often had less formal or tailored images compared to the coins issued in the center of the empire. Significance: Limes denarii are historically significant as evidence of the economic and administrative integration of the Roman provinces, as well as as an indicator of local trade practices and the influence of Rome on the border regions. Marcus AureliusMarble bust, Musée Saint-RaymondRoman emperorReign7 March 161 – 17 March 180PredecessorAntoninus PiusSuccessorCommodusCo-emperorsLucius Verus (161–169)Commodus (177–180)Born26 April 121 Rome, Italia, Roman EmpireDied17 March 180 (aged 58) Vindobona, Pannonia Superior, or Sirmium, Pannonia InferiorBurialHadrian's MausoleumSpouseFaustina the Younger (m. 145; d. 175)Issue Among othersLucillaFaustinaFadillaCornificia Faustina MinorCommodusAnnius VerusSabinaNamesMarcus Annius Catilius Severus (birth)Marcus Annius Verus (124)Marcus Aelius Aurelius Verus Caesar (138)(see Name for details)Regnal nameImperator... If you have questions, ask them before buying! Please see my other items in the shop: https://www.ebay.com/str/originalancientcoins

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