Silver Denarius Emperor Caracalla 198-217 Ancient Roman Coin VICT PART MAX 20mm

🪙 Authentic Ancient Roman 📸 The coin you will receive is the exact coin shown in the photographs. 🔶 Coin Details Ruler: Emperor Caracalla Empire: Roman Empire Date: 198–217 AD Denomination: Denarius Diameter: 20 mm Weight: 2.83 g Metal: Silver Obverse: ANTONINVS PIVS AVG. Bust of Caracalla, laureate, draped, right Reverse: VICT PART MAX. Victory, winged, draped, advancing left, holding wreath in extended right hand and palm sloped over left shoulder * Additional photos or a short video can be provided upon request. · · · 📜 Description Ancient Roman silver denarius of Emperor Caracalla (198–217 AD) celebrating Roman victory in the eastern campaigns. Caracalla, formally known as Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, ruled the Roman Empire during the early 3rd century AD. The son of Emperor Septimius Severus, he became co-emperor with his father before eventually ruling alone. His reign is remembered both for military campaigns across the eastern provinces and for the famous *Constitutio Antoniniana* in 212 AD, which granted Roman citizenship to nearly all free inhabitants of the empire. The reverse legend “VICT PART MAX” refers to victory over the Parthians, Rome’s long-standing rivals in the East. The winged figure of Victory advances while holding a wreath and palm branch, traditional symbols of triumph and honor awarded to successful generals and emperors. Coins such as this circulated widely across the empire, serving as both currency and imperial propaganda celebrating Rome’s military achievements. · · · 🚚 Shipping & Returns 🇺🇸 Free shipping within the United States 🌍 International shipping via eBay International Shipping 📦 Combined shipping available for multiple items All coins are carefully packaged to ensure safe delivery. · · · 💬 Feedback & Support Your satisfaction is our priority. If you have any questions, please contact us before leaving feedback — we’ll respond promptly and ensure a smooth transaction. ~ Thank you for stopping by ~alb