Roman Empire. Antoninus Pius (AD 138-161). Denarius Rome - Pax standing (No reserve price)
Denarii issued under Antoninus Pius (reigned AD 138-161) often featured the personification of Pax, the goddess of peace. This coin, showing Pax standing, symbolizes the peace and prosperity associated with his reign, which was marked by internal stability and legal reform. Antoninus Pius oversaw a relatively peaceful period of the Roman Empire, and such coins were used to communicate the emperor's success in maintaining social order. The iconography reflects Roman virtues and imperial ideology, holding significant value to numismatists and scholars of Roman history.
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