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Gordian III Roman Empire NGC F, Silver AR Double- Denarius A. D. 238-244 Pietas
This Gordian III Roman Empire Silver AR Double-Denarius, minted between A. 238-244, is a stunning piece of numismatic history. The obverse side showcases the laureate head of Gordian III facing right. The reverse side features Pietas, a goddess who represented loyalty, devotion, and respect for one's ancestors.
This uncleaned coin has been certified by NGC and holds significant value for collectors of ancient Roman coins. Its composition is silver, and while the ownership history is not available, it remains a fascinating piece of history from the Roman Imperial era. Made in Jordan, this Denarius is an incredible addition to any collection.