Mark Antony Ancient Roman Silver Denarius Coin, 32 BC, Legionary Denarius, Roman Republic Silver Dollars during the reign of the

during the reign of the first Roman emperor

and the reverse side features two military captives underneath a trophy

The city of Carthage was the power center of the Carthaginian Empire

Well-centered with a dark green patina and light porosity

Obverse: IMP CAES CLOD PVPIEN MAXIMVS AVG

Mark Antony Ancient Roman Silver Denarius Coin, 32 BC, Legionary Denarius, Roman Republic Silver Dollars during the reign of theAn ancient silver denarius struck by the famous Roman general Marc Antony, between 32 31 B. C. This coin measures 17mm in diameter, weighs 3. 6 grams, and is made of silver. The coin has moderate wear, a slightly off center strike, and a nice dark, original patina with areas of iridescent toning. Antony produced these silver coins to pay his naval fleet and army legions in preparation for civil war with Octavian, heir of Julius Caesar. The obverse