Commodus (180 – 192 A.D.). ~ Museum of money of Feodosia

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COMMODUS (Marcus Lucius Aurelius Commodus),

the last in the Antonine dynastiy.
Roman emperor from 177 to December 31, 192.
Was born August 31, 161 in Lanubia.
Died in 192.

During his reign the coins were struck only in Rome.

Coins

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Denomination: Denarius
Year: -
Material: Silver
Description: 177 – 192 A.D.
Obverse: M. ANTONINVS AVG. Bust of Commodus crowned with laureal wreath.
Reverse: COS III. Felicita, goddess of happiness and blessing. Used to be depicted as a woman carrying cornucopia and caduceus.
Diameter – 18 mm. Weight – 3.38 g.
Minted in Rome.
Country or town: Rome

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