Roman Bronze As of Hadrian
Rome Mint, c. AD 117
An authentic bronze As struck during the reign of Emperor Hadrian. This coin circulated throughout the Roman Empire during an era remembered for prosperity, peace, and monumental public works.
The reverse depicts Abundantia holding a cornucopia, representing prosperity and agricultural wealth, while the letters S C (Senatus Consulto) indicate the bronze coinage was issued under the authority of the Roman Senate.
Specifications
Emperor: Hadrian
Reign: AD 117–138
Date: c. AD 117
Denomination: As
Material: Bronze (AE)
Weight: 10.35 g
Mint: Rome
Obverse: Laureate bust facing right.
Reverse: Abundantia standing with cornucopia; S C in field.
Each coin is an authentic ancient artefact from the Roman Empire and includes a Certificate of Identification.
Roman Bronze As of Hadrian
Rome Mint, c. AD 117
An authentic bronze As struck during the reign of Emperor Hadrian. This coin circulated throughout the Roman Empire during an era remembered for prosperity, peace, and monumental public works.
The reverse depicts Abundantia holding a cornucopia, representing prosperity and agricultural wealth, while the letters S C (Senatus Consulto) indicate the bronze coinage was issued under the authority of the Roman Senate.
Specifications
Emperor: Hadrian
Reign: AD 117–138
Date: c. AD 117
Denomination: As
Material: Bronze (AE)
Weight: 10.35 g
Mint: Rome
Obverse: Laureate bust facing right.
Reverse: Abundantia standing with cornucopia; S C in field.
Each coin is an authentic ancient artefact from the Roman Empire and includes a Certificate of Identification.