MADE TO ORDER - Hadrian - Travel Series - Aegyptos - Ibis - 130 AD
This listing is made to order, meaning I will make the pendant and ship within three weeks. The first two pictures are of the coin. The rest of the images are examples of as similar coin set in gold. Please let me know if you prefer a bezel or prong setting.
Find out more about different settings and download our free custom order guide here
Comes with certificate which guarantees authenticity and provides background information (listed below) on the acquired coin
This stunning coin is 17 mm in diameter and 3 grams. Note that the sides are not oriented in the same way so you would have to choose which side is the “front”.
-- Coin information:
Hadrian - Silver Denarius “Travel series” issue (“Provinces cycle”)
Obverse: bareheaded and draped bust right
Reverse: AEGYPTOS, Egypt reclining left, holding sistrum and resting arm on basket; at feet to left, ibis standing right
Rome mint. Struck circa AD 130-133
The Roman emperor Hadrian produced a celebrated series of travel coins commemorating his travels to the various provinces of the Roman Empire. This series is much beloved by collectors, and is very popular to collect. These coins come in gold, silver, and bronze. These were all believed to have been made in Rome, I am not including provincial issues which served a different purpose, to be used as local currency in their locale. These "travel series" coins were meant to spread the propaganda of the emperor's travels.
This listing is made to order, meaning I will make the pendant and ship within three weeks. The first two pictures are of the coin. The rest of the images are examples of as similar coin set in gold. Please let me know if you prefer a bezel or prong setting.
Find out more about different settings and download our free custom order guide here
Comes with certificate which guarantees authenticity and provides background information (listed below) on the acquired coin
This stunning coin is 17 mm in diameter and 3 grams. Note that the sides are not oriented in the same way so you would have to choose which side is the “front”.
-- Coin information:
Hadrian - Silver Denarius “Travel series” issue (“Provinces cycle”)
Obverse: bareheaded and draped bust right
Reverse: AEGYPTOS, Egypt reclining left, holding sistrum and resting arm on basket; at feet to left, ibis standing right
Rome mint. Struck circa AD 130-133
The Roman emperor Hadrian produced a celebrated series of travel coins commemorating his travels to the various provinces of the Roman Empire. This series is much beloved by collectors, and is very popular to collect. These coins come in gold, silver, and bronze. These were all believed to have been made in Rome, I am not including provincial issues which served a different purpose, to be used as local currency in their locale. These "travel series" coins were meant to spread the propaganda of the emperor's travels.
This listing is made to order, meaning I will make the pendant and ship within three weeks. The first two pictures are of the coin. The rest of the images are examples of as similar coin set in gold. Please let me know if you prefer a bezel or prong setting.
Find out more about different settings and download our free custom order guide here
Comes with certificate which guarantees authenticity and provides background information (listed below) on the acquired coin
This stunning coin is 17 mm in diameter and 3 grams. Note that the sides are not oriented in the same way so you would have to choose which side is the “front”.
-- Coin information:
Hadrian - Silver Denarius “Travel series” issue (“Provinces cycle”)
Obverse: bareheaded and draped bust right
Reverse: AEGYPTOS, Egypt reclining left, holding sistrum and resting arm on basket; at feet to left, ibis standing right
Rome mint. Struck circa AD 130-133
The Roman emperor Hadrian produced a celebrated series of travel coins commemorating his travels to the various provinces of the Roman Empire. This series is much beloved by collectors, and is very popular to collect. These coins come in gold, silver, and bronze. These were all believed to have been made in Rome, I am not including provincial issues which served a different purpose, to be used as local currency in their locale. These "travel series" coins were meant to spread the propaganda of the emperor's travels.
