Ref Caracalla Denarius, RIC 39a, RSC 542, BMC 165
Caracalla Denarius. 201 AD. ANTONINVS PIVS AVG, laureate draped bust right / RECTOR ORBIS, Caracalla standing facing, naked, head left, holding globe & spear. RSC 542.
Caracalla was born Lucius Septimius Bassianus on April, 4th 188. He was the elder of two sons born to the Emperor Septimius Severus and his wife Julia Domna.
Caracalla as Caesar, AR Denarius, 196?, Rome
M AVR ANTONI_NVS CAES
Bare head, draped, cuirassed bust right, seen from behind
SECVRITAS PE_RPETVA
Minerva, helmeted, standing facing, head left, reversed spear in left hand, right resting on shield ...
Caracalla or Elagabalus ?
Two Emperors Named Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Pius ...
Caracalla est nommé auguste en avril 198 avant la grande victoire parthique. En 202, il épouse la fille du préfet du Prétoire Plautien, Plautille, qui sera reléguée trois ans plus tard. En 204, commence la célébration des jeux Séculaires.
Plautilla (married Caracalla AD 202, banished 205, died 211)
Imitations: 18 mm. 12:00. 1.74 grams (very light) Prototype: AR19-18. 12:00. 3.20 grams.
An imitations with perfect official style. Is this cast from a genuine coin?
GI2595 2739 Caracalla: AE 23 of Peltae in Phrygia
$175.00
Obv. Laur. bust r.
Rev. Tyche stg. l.
5.21 g
Sear GI 2595; BMC 26v; v. Aulock 8434v. Ex Brian Kritt collection
nearly EF, fine contrasting patina ...
RIC IV, Part I - Caracalla, 363b: AR Denarius, 18x19mm (Rome)
Obverse: PLAVTILLA - AVGVSTA
Bust of Plautilla draped right, but hair firmly waved and drawn down on neck. Reverse: CONCORDIA - AVGG ...
GF75b PANIAS, Caracalla. 198-217. Æ24. Bust right/Tyche standing right, foot on prow, holding cornucopia. Ros-27. Fine. $110 ...
Caracalla 211 - 217 CE
Obv: Laureate, draped, bust right;ANTONINVS PIVS AVG.
Rev: RECTOR ORBIS, Caracalla, as Sol, standing front, head lt., holding a globe and a reversed spear.
RIC 141 ...
CARACALLA & JULIA DOMNA (Mother)
(198 - 217 CE)
(Caesar 196 - 198 CE)
Marcianopolis, Moesia Inferior - C. Julius Quintilianus ...
Caracalla's Roman troops massacre the population of Alexandria, Egypt. Caracalla introduces a new coin, the Antoninianus.
36. Caracalla, A.D. 198-217, silver antoninianus.
37. Julia Paula, first wife of Elagabalus, A.D. 219, silver denarius.
38. Severus Alexander, A.D. 222-235, brass sestertius.
1 Not Caracalla, see Imh., Kl. M., 274. 2 Cf. coins of Heracleia Salbace in Caria.
680 ...
Finally Caracalla went to his mother Julia Domna, and convinced her that her and his father's efforts to create peace between the two brothers had worked.
Nero to Caracalla. The types refer chiefly to the cultus of Zeus Chrysaoreus and Zeus Labraundos or Stratios. They usually bear the name of a magistrate in the nominative case with the title ΑΡΞΑC.
RC546. Caracalla, AD198-217, AR Denarius (3.4g). Young bust rt./SAL GEN HVM, Salus stands left raising kneeling figure, RSC558; RIC 42a. Centered, light tone, nice portrait, clear rev., a nice example, Extremely Fine....SOLD Photo ...
Caracalla saw this division as an opportunity to enhance his glory and provoked a war in 216 AD with Artabanus, who controlled the western portions of the empire at this point.
Geta was the second son of the Emperor Septimius Severus, and his wife Julia Domna, his elder brother being Caracalla.
The coin is commonly called the antoninianus by numismatists after the emperor Caracalla, who introduced the coin in early in 215. Although nominally valued at two denarii, the antoninianus never contained more than 1.
Early in the third century AD, the emperor Caracalla introduced a new denomination, the double-denarius. Collectors usually refer to this an an antoninianus (after Caracalla's family name).
He came to power by over throwing Macrinus on the 8th of June, AD 218, in part because a rumor was spread that Caracalla was is real father (probably not true) making him the legitimate heir of the Severan Dynasty.
Antoninianus Double denarius coin. Roman emperor Caracalla (211-217 CE) introduced as a pure silver coin but soon debased to 3 percent silver. Depiction of emperor's portrait with a radiate crown is it's uniqueness.
Binio
A double Aureus from the Roman Empire, minted under Caracalla (198-217)
Birr
The preferred name for the Ethopian dollar; divided into 100 santeem (or cents).
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