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in modern-day Tunisia
This coin also shows Antony's attempts to link himself to Julius Caesar in the eyes of the Roman public
The 'draped bust' Liberty design of this half dollar was the 2nd half dollar design used by the U
slightly off-center strike
Nero had been forced to flee the capital after the Praetorian Guard threw their support to the usurper Galba (governor of Spain)
300 A.D. Ancient Roman Silver Argenteus Coin, Emperor Diocletian, NGC Choice AU Tiberius in modern-day TunisiaA small silver argenteus coin produced during the Roman Empire under the powerful Emperor Diocletian, sometime between 284 305 AD. The coin has very light wear, an extremely strong strike, is well centered, and has light golden toning on both sides. The coin measures 18mm in diameter, about the size of a dime. The obverse side of the coin features a portrait of the emperor, while the reverse features Diocletian and his three partner emperors making a