Roman Silver Denarius of Nero
Rome Mint, c. AD 64–66
An authentic silver denarius struck during the reign of Emperor Nero, the final ruler of the Julio-Claudian dynasty.
The reverse depicts Jupiter Custos holding a thunderbolt and sceptre, commemorating Jupiter’s protection of Nero following the failed Pisonian conspiracy. This makes the coin one of the most historically significant issues of Nero’s reign.
Specifications
Emperor: Nero
Reign: AD 54–68
Date: c. AD 64–66
Denomination: Denarius
Material: Silver (AR)
Weight: 2.72 g
Mint: Rome
Grade: Very Fine (BB)
Obverse: Laureate head facing right.
Reverse: Jupiter Custos standing with thunderbolt and sceptre.
Each coin is an authentic ancient artefact from the Roman Empire and includes a Certificate of Identification.
Roman Silver Denarius of Nero
Rome Mint, c. AD 64–66
An authentic silver denarius struck during the reign of Emperor Nero, the final ruler of the Julio-Claudian dynasty.
The reverse depicts Jupiter Custos holding a thunderbolt and sceptre, commemorating Jupiter’s protection of Nero following the failed Pisonian conspiracy. This makes the coin one of the most historically significant issues of Nero’s reign.
Specifications
Emperor: Nero
Reign: AD 54–68
Date: c. AD 64–66
Denomination: Denarius
Material: Silver (AR)
Weight: 2.72 g
Mint: Rome
Grade: Very Fine (BB)
Obverse: Laureate head facing right.
Reverse: Jupiter Custos standing with thunderbolt and sceptre.
Each coin is an authentic ancient artefact from the Roman Empire and includes a Certificate of Identification.
