Roman Empire AD 238-244 AR Denarius Gordian III NGC Ancients VF

Roman Empire AD 238-244 AR Denarius Gordian III NGC Ancients VF

Immerse yourself in the rich history of the Roman Empire with this stunning AD 238-244 AR Denarius of Gordian III, certified by the prestigious NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation) in Very Fine (VF) condition. This exquisite numismatic treasure offers a glimpse into the captivating reign of one of the most intriguing Roman emperors, Gordian III. Minted during the height of the Roman Empire's power, this silver denarius was struck between the years AD 238 and 244, a pivotal period marked by political turmoil, military campaigns, and the rise and fall of short-lived emperors. The coin's obverse proudly displays the youthful portrait of Gordian III, who ascended the throne at the tender age of 13, becoming one of the youngest Roman emperors to ever rule. The reverse of this remarkable coin features a captivating design, showcasing the Roman deity Aequitas, the personification of fairness and equity. Aequitas is depicted holding a scale in her left hand and a cornucopia, or horn of plenty, in her right, symbolizing the abundance and prosperity that Gordian III sought to bring to the Empire during his reign. Denomination: Silver Denarius Ruler: Gordian III Reign: AD 238-244 Condition: NGC Certified Very Fine (VF) Diameter: Approximately 18-20 mm Weight: Approximately 3.5-4.5 grams Obverse: Portrait of Gordian III Reverse: Aequitas, the Roman goddess of fairness and equity This captivating AD 238-244 AR Denarius of Gordian III is a testament to the enduring legacy of the Roman Empire. Meticulously preserved and certified by the renowned NGC, this coin offers collectors and history enthusiasts alike a unique opportunity to own a piece of ancient history, while also serving as a remarkable addition to any numismatic collection.