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Miscellaneous : Bronze Sestetius of Roman Emperor Severus Alexander
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Bronze Sestetius of Roman Emperor Severus Alexander - FJ.1931
Origin: Jordan (Geresa)
Circa: 222
AD
to 235
AD
Collection: Roman
Medium: Bronze/Gold
Additional Information: This striking coin is set in an 18 karat gold pendant and strung in a necklace with genuine lapis lazuli beads and with an 18 karat gold clasp.
$1,300.00
Location: United States
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Since earliest antiquity, mankind has prized the rich, seductive blue of lapis. Mighty empires fought wars to possess it: great kings and queens had it buried in their tombs to remain with them through eternity. Seeing this lovely jewel, blending lapis and an imperial Sestertius, it is easy to understand why. Together they create a necklace like the midnight sky—full of golden dreams and the promise of romance.
- (FJ.1931)
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