Roman Silver Denarius of Faustina Sr. AD138-140 - NGC CH VF

Own a rare and evocative piece of Roman history with this Silver Denarius of Faustina the Elder, minted between AD 138–140 and certified NGC Choice Very Fine (CH VF). More than just an ancient coin, this artifact honors a revered imperial figure whose lineage and legacy helped shape the Roman Empire. Holding this piece means holding a tangible relic from the golden age of Rome—over 1,800 years old and remarkably well-preserved.

Faustina the Elder, wife of Emperor Antoninus Pius, was deeply respected for her noble lineage and grace. After her death in AD 140, she was deified by her grieving husband—a rare and prestigious honor in Roman culture. This denarius bears the revered inscription DIVA FAVSTINA, a tribute to her divine status and enduring influence on imperial tradition.

The obverse features an elegant and sharply detailed portrait of Faustina, capturing her dignity and serene presence. The reverse highlights symbolic Roman deities, chosen to reflect the political, military, and spiritual values of the era. Struck in silver and graded CH VF, the coin displays above-average detail and exceptional eye appeal for its age.

Whether you’re a dedicated collector, a student of history, or simply someone captivated by ancient civilizations, this certified Roman denarius is a remarkable addition to any collection. Its authenticity, beauty, and cultural significance make it a standout artifact from the Antonine dynasty.

Key Features:

• Over 1,800 years old — minted between AD 138–140

• Certified NGC Choice Very Fine (CH VF) for grade and premium eye appeal

• Features the deified portrait of Faustina the Elder (DIVA FAVSTINA)

• Struck in genuine ancient silver during the reign of Antoninus Pius

Bring home a powerful connection to Rome’s imperial past with this timeless and beautifully preserved silver denarius.