Roman Empire. Pertinax (AD 193). Denarius - VOT DECEN

Roman Empire - Pertinax (193 AD) - silver Denarius - ANACS VF25 - Rare emperor. RIC IV 13A (denarius) · Denarius, AR · 193 AD · Rome D/ IMP CAES P HELV PERTIN AVG Laureate head right R/ VOT DECEN TR P COS II Pertinax, veiled, togate, sacrificing out of patera in right hand over tripod Ref: RIC IV 13A (denarius), RSC 56, BMC 24, Sear 5 · Original Roman silver Denarius of Emperor Publius Helvius Pertinax, struck in Rome in 193 AD. Pertinax reigned only 87 days, from 1 January to 28 March 193 AD. He was murdered by the Praetorian Guard. The year 193 is known as the year of the five emperors. Due to the exceptionally short reign, coins of Pertinax are relatively scarce and highly sought after by collectors of Roman emperors. Data: - Emperor Pertinax (193 AD) - Denomination: AR Denarius - Material: silver - Mint: Rome - Obverse: laureate portrait of Pertinax to the right - Reverse: standing figure - Certification: ANACS - Grading: VF25 - Note: Heavily Corroded, cleaned. No shipping to Asia, Africa, South America, Russia, Turkey and Switzerland.

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