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between 379 and 368 BC
This pendant features a genuine silver denarius struck in AD 240
and entirely unique
it was the most trusted silver coin of the ancient Mediterranean
the leading city of Boeotia in central Greece
Koson Gold Stater Pendant Hadrian Coin Egypt between 379 and 368 BCThis extraordinary pendant features a genuine Koson gold stater, struck in Thrace around 44 BC, during one of the most volatile moments in Roman history. The obverse depicts a Roman consul flanked by two lictors, directly echoing the famed Brutus aureus issued just before the assassination of Julius Caesar. The reverse shows an eagle standing on a scepter, holding a laurel wreathsymbols of divine favor and imperial triumph. Hand set in a minimalist
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