Sestertius depicting Julia Mamaea ca. 180–235 and Alexander Severus 208–235; Roman emperor 222–235. Obverse: portraits of Julia Mamaea and/or Alexander Severus; legends giving titles and imperial authority. Reverse: personification of Felicitas. Iconography dated 222–235 CE, Roman Empire; Rome mint. Bronze coin sestertius; diameter approx. 25.0–29.0 mm, weight 18.4 g., A round, irregularly shaped dark object with a rough textured surface showing worn raised areas that suggest a faint profile of a face; the object is primarily dark brown to nearly black with a few subtle rusty brown highlights and lighter brown patches, and it sits against a plain white background.
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Sestertius depicting Julia Mamaea ca. 180–235 and Alexander Severus 208–235; Roman emperor 222–235. Obverse: portraits of Julia Mamaea and/or Alexander Severus; legends giving titles and imperial authority. Reverse: personification of Felicitas. Iconography dated 222–235 CE, Roman Empire; Rome mint. Bronze coin sestertius; diameter approx. 25.0–29.0 mm, weight 18.4 g., A round, irregularly shaped dark object with a rough textured surface showing worn raised areas that suggest a faint profile of a face; the object is primarily dark brown to nearly black with a few subtle rusty brown highlights and lighter brown patches, and it sits against a plain white background.

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