Step back into the heart of the Roman Empire with the Ancient Roman Silver Denarius of Caracalla AD 198–217 – NGC F. Struck during the reign of one of Rome’s most notorious emperors, this silver coin offers a tangible link to over 1,800 years of history. Its enduring design and historical context make it a captivating addition for any numismatics enthusiast.

The obverse features a detailed portrait of Emperor Caracalla, highlighting the classical artistry of Roman coinage. His image symbolizes authority, power, and the political climate of the early 3rd century AD. Even in Fine (F) condition, the portrait retains impressive detail that conveys the legacy of one of Rome’s most influential rulers.

The reverse typically displays symbolic Roman imagery, often including deities, military standards, or allegorical figures, representing the empire’s ideals and values. Struck in silver, the denarius was the backbone of Roman currency, used widely in commerce and official transactions. This coin provides insight into the economy, art, and culture of the Roman world.

Graded by Numismatic Guaranty Company as F (Fine), the coin has visible details with light wear from circulation, reflecting its authentic ancient history. Each piece is a collectible relic, perfect for display, study, or inclusion in a growing collection of ancient coins. Its historical significance makes it more than currency — it’s a story frozen in silver.

Key Features

• Authentic Ancient Roman silver denarius

• Emperor Caracalla (AD 198–217) portrait on obverse

• Graded F (Fine) by NGC

• Historical artifact reflecting Roman culture and economy

Add this remarkable denarius to your collection and own a genuine piece of Roman history, connecting you to the empire that shaped the Western world.