145 NGC XF Antoninus Pius Roman Empire Denarius Jupiter Thunderbolt & Throne (19010901C) Greece This ambition was expressed by

This ambition was expressed by the partial recovery of the territories of the defunct Western Roman Empire

very lustrous surfaces

Minted 1327/2 AH = 1910 CE

a cave known as the Lupercal

000 coins minted

145 NGC XF Antoninus Pius Roman Empire Denarius Jupiter Thunderbolt & Throne (19010901C) Greece This ambition was expressed byExtremely Fine Roman Empire silver denarius coin. Struck for Emperor Antoninus Pius at the Rome Mint. 3. 56g, struck 145 161 CE, RIC 137, RSC 345. NGC Certified to XF. Attractively toned with underlying luster. Reverse type depicts throne (believed to be a pulvinar of Jupiter or Juno). Obverse: ANTONINVS AVG PIVS PP, laureate, head of emperor right. Reverse: COS IIII, Winged thunderbolt on throne. The pulvinar was a special couch used for displaying