Roman Empire, Random Silver Denarius (1st-3rd Centuries AD) NGC Ch. VF

Why add this Random Ancient Roman Silver Denarius to your collection?

The silver Denarius was first minted as coin of the realm in the time of the Roman Republic about 211B.C. This widely popular coin stayed in constant circulation for the next 450 years through the demise of the Republic and the rise of the Roman Empire. About 100 AD under Emperor Trajan, the Roman Empire reached the height of its influence with over 6.5 million square kilometers and 70 million people living under its sway. Today that same territory is an area held by more than 45 individual nations.

Our team of numismatic specialists will select and package a graded random date coin from our available stock when you place the order. The specimen you will receive has been graded Choice Very Fine, which is equivalent to a Sheldon Scale grading of 30 – 35 by the Ancient coin division of the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC). This grade indicates the lettering and images on the coin will be sharp with good detail. The coin will exhibit light but even wear on the surface and high points of the coin.

If you’re thinking about purchasing your first ancients coin but don’t know where to start, we suggest you purchase the quality of the grade the coin received and not the design. All conditions being equal, graded coins of this quality almost always sell above their premium at the time of resale. ModernCoinMart has a great selection in stock. Purchase yours today!