Roman Empire. Faustina II (Augusta, AD 147-175). Denarius Rome - Concordia (No reserve price)
The denarius from the reign of Faustina II (Augusta, AD 147-175), wife of Marcus Aurelius, features Concordia, the goddess symbolizing harmony and agreement. As Augusta, Faustina's image on coins reflected her status and the imperial family's virtues. The depiction of Concordia reinforced ideals of marital harmony and political stability during the Antonine period. Coins portraying imperial women provide valuable perspectives on the role and representation of empresses in Roman dynastic propaganda.
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