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Trajan AR Denarius; Rome Mint Circa 113-114 AD
Obverse: IMP TRAIANO AVG GER DAC P M TR P COS VI P P Laureate head of Trajan right with drapery on shoulder.
Reverse: Trajan's Column: column surmounted by statue of Trajan standing left, holding patera and scepter, and set on podium decorated with eagles
References: RIC II 292, RSC 558
Size: 19mm, 3.32g
Professional Numismatic Notes: Near EF and well-struck! A historical landmark type celebrating the victories over the Dacians! Beautiful old-collection tone!
Marcus Ulpius Trajanus (98 - 117 AD). Upon his becoming Emperor, Trajan decided it was time to expand the Empire. This was usually done to expand trade and provide territory upon which retired soldiers could make a living according to the military service contract. The battle for Dacia involved the building of the famous 20+ arched bridge across the Danube River, which was a engineering marvel. Conquest of Dacia, along with territories in the east led to four new provinces and the greatest extent that the Roman Empire ever reached. A whole series of reverse themes can be assembled by collectors commemorating Trajan's extensive conquests and infrastructure expansions. He was a great emperor at the apex of the Roman Empire.
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