Roman Coin | Silver Antoninianus Army In Classical Greece

In Classical Greece

shrapnel’s effectiveness was stark and brutal

Reverse:  Zeus sitting on throneDate: 336 - 167 BCEBezel: 14k GoldWeight: 5

The use of the fasces as a central element reflects how Mussolini’s regime sought to link itself to the grandeur of ancient Rome

was a complex and influential figure in Greek mythology

Roman Coin | Silver Antoninianus Army In Classical GreeceHistory of the Artifact The antoninianus, introduced in the early 3rd century CE, replaced the silver denarius as Rome faced economic instability and inflation. Officially valued at two denarii, it became known as the "double denarius," though its silver content was only slightly higher than that of a single denarius. This shift aimed to meet financial demands, especially for military expenses, but contributed to further currency devaluation over