Description
REFERENCE #
JW-RM-1114
CIVILIZATION
Roman, ca. 14 – 37 AD
CONDITION
Mint condition
PRICE
$3800
PROVENANCE
Jerusalem Private Collection
Frequently Asked Questions
The Roman silver denarius of Tiberius, minted during AD 14–37, is a significant artifact from the early Roman Empire. It features the portrait of Emperor Tiberius and symbolizes peace and prosperity through the depiction of Livia, reflecting the stability of Rome during his reign.
The obverse of the coin displays a laureate portrait of Emperor Tiberius, while the reverse shows a seated female figure traditionally identified as Livia, representing Peace (Pax), prosperity, and the stability of the Roman Empire.
The authentic Roman silver denarius is set in a handcrafted 14k gold pendant, combining ancient history with fine jewelry craftsmanship to create an elegant wearable piece.
The coin is described as being in mint condition, indicating it has been exceptionally well-preserved without significant wear or damage.
This particular Roman silver denarius comes from a private collection in Jerusalem, adding to its historical and collectible value.
The price for this authentic Roman silver denarius set in a 14k gold pendant is $3800, reflecting its rarity, condition, and craftsmanship.
The full description of the pendant is available on the Baidun website at the URL: https://baidun.com/collection/silver-denarius-of-tiberius-tribute-penny/ where detailed information and images can be viewed.








