Rome Faustina I, Silver Denarius 141AD aEF

Rome Faustina I, Silver Denarius 141AD aEFObverse: The bare headed, draped bust of Faustina the Elder faces right, with the inscription DIVA FAVSTINA, marking her deified status following death and her elevation among the Roman gods. Reverse: Ceres, veiled and draped, stands left, raising her right hand while holding a lighted torch. Accompanied by the inscription CONSECRATIO, the imagery symbolises mourning, renewal, and the sacred rites of deification. Details: Struck in Rome in AD 141,

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