Vespasian, As, Rome mint, Pax standing, SC (AD 69–79)
39.99 CHF
Head of Vespasian facing right, usually laureate. Legend with imperial titulature (varies by issue). Reverse: Personification of Pax standing, usually facing left, holding symbols of peace such as an olive branch and a caduceus or sceptre (depending on the variety). Legend: PAX Field: SC (Senatus Consulto – issued by decree of the Senate) This reverse type celebrates the restoration of peace and stability after the civil wars of AD 69. A classic and historically meaningful bronze issue of the early Flavian period. Historical Context Vespasian emerged victorious from the Year of the Four Emperors and founded the Flavian dynasty. His reign brought political stability, financial reform, and major building projects, including the beginning of the Colosseum. Pax types on his coinage deliberately emphasize his role as restorer of peace.
- Category
- Roman
- Grading
- Fine (s)
- Origin
- German Auction
- Diameter & Weight
- 27mm, 11.32g
Brilliant uncirculated – No signs of wear, freshly struck, highest quality.
Proof – Mirror finish with frosted and glossy fields. Collector’s edition.
Extremely fine – Minor wear, nearly all details preserved.
Very fine – Moderate circulation wear, some details worn, but visible.
Fine – Heavy wear, key elements still distinguishable.
Fair – Very heavy wear, outlines barely visible.
Poor – Only contours visible, almost no detail.
Fragment – Nearly destroyed, only a fragment recognizable as a coin.
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