Hadrian (AD 117–138). Silver Denarius, mint of Rome, AD 119–122.
94.99 CHF
Obv.: IMP CAESAR TRAIAN HADRIANVS AVG – Laureate head of Hadrian right. Rev.: FORTUNAE REDVCI – Fortuna standing left, holding rudder set on globe and cornucopia. Hadrian (117–138) was one of the most prominent emperors of the Adoptive dynasty. He consolidated the empire’s frontiers, traveled extensively throughout the provinces, and commissioned great constructions such as Hadrian’s Wall in Britain. The reverse legend Fortunae Reduci refers to his many journeys and the divine wish for a safe return.
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- Grading
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.