Step back nearly 2,000 years with a Roman AR Denarius of Emperor Domitian, struck during his reign from AD 81 to 96. This ancient silver coin offers collectors a tangible connection to the Flavian Dynasty, featuring a portrait of the emperor on the obverse and imagery reflecting the political, military, and religious world of Imperial Rome.

Domitian was the younger brother of Titus and son of Vespasian, making him the last emperor of the Flavian dynasty. During his reign, he strengthened the Roman economy through coinage reforms, expanded the empire’s border defenses, and launched an ambitious building program to restore and beautify Rome.

The reverse features various pagan deities and symbolic imagery, reflecting the religious traditions and contemporary themes of the Roman Empire. These designs provide a fascinating glimpse into how Roman coinage communicated imperial power, military achievements, and religious beliefs throughout the ancient world.

Certified by NGC and graded Very Fine (VF), this ancient silver denarius offers both historical significance and authenticated collector appeal. Measuring approximately 19mm, it is presented in an NGC-certified holder that makes this remarkable piece of Roman history ready for display and preservation.

Key Features

• Roman AR Denarius of Domitian, AD 81–96
• NGC Certified and graded VF (Very Fine)
• Approximately 19mm in size and struck in silver
• Obverse features an imperial portrait; reverse depicts pagan deities and contemporary Roman themes

Own a genuine piece of the Roman Empire with this NGC-certified Domitian denarius, a fascinating ancient silver collectible connecting you directly to the reign of one of Rome’s most consequential Flavian emperors.