Denarius of Aelius (heir to the throne; 101–138), struck 137. Obverse: draped, laureate head of Aelius right; inscription ADV L AELIVS AESAR. Reverse: Salus standing left before an altar, feeding a snake coiled around the altar with a patera in his right hand; inscription TR POT COS II. Roman Empire (27 BC–476), Rome; silver coin, weight 3.17 g, axis 180°.
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Denarius of Aelius (heir to the throne; 101–138), struck 137. Obverse: draped, laureate head of Aelius right; inscription ADV L AELIVS AESAR. Reverse: Salus standing left before an altar, feeding a snake coiled around the altar with a patera in his right hand; inscription TR POT COS II. Roman Empire (27 BC–476), Rome; silver coin, weight 3.17 g, axis 180°.

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Denarius Aelius heir throne 101–138 struck 137 Obverse draped laureate head Aelius right inscription ADV L AELIVS AESAR Reverse Salus standing left altar feeding snake coiled patera right hand inscription TR POT COS II Roman Empire 27 Bc–476 Rome silver coin weight 3.17 g axis 180° worn round metal coin raised profile bearded man's head facing right showing textured curly hair beard coin surface irregular dented rough edges small chips visible colors metallic gray dark gray small areas brownish discoloration.

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