Roman Emperor Trajan Decius Double Denarius Coin NGC Certified AU, With Story

Roman Emperor Trajan Decius Double Denarius Coin NGC Certified AU, With Story, Certificate. Decius, was the first of many Illyrian or Barracks emperors to come, originating from the modern day former Yugoslavia, especially Serbia.

Decius was a distinguished senator who had served as a consul, governor and urban prefect of Rome. He was proclaimed emperor by troops fighting for him against a revolt on the Danube.

Philip the Arab, marched against him and was defeated. An able ruler he died fighting the Goths at the Battle of Abritus. Various pagan deities reflecting contemporary political, military, and religious themes.

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Certification: NGC
Ancient Coins: Roman Coins
Ruler: Trajan Decius
Era: Ancient
Denomination: Double Denarius
Country/Region of Manufacture: Italy
Historical Period: Roman: Imperial (27 BC-476 AD)
Year: 249 AD
Grade: AU
Composition: Silver
Roman Emperor Trajan Decius Double: Denarius Coin NGC Certified AU,& Story,Certificate.
Date: 249 AD