Ancient Roman Copper Sestertius Coin c. 69-79 AD Shipwreck Recovery - With Robert F Marx COA

Ancient Roman Copper Sestertius Coin c. 69-79 AD  Shipwreck Recovery - With Robert F Marx COA

This Roman copper sestertius, dating back to the reign of Emperor Vespasian (69-79 AD), is a remarkable artifact recovered from a shipwreck, adding to its historical significance. The sestertius was a key denomination in the Roman monetary system, often featuring important imperial imagery.

Weighing 1.99 grams, this rare piece is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) from the renowned maritime archaeologist Sir Robert F. Marx, a pioneer in shipwreck exploration. It originates from the esteemed collection of Dr. Kristian Waaben, a close friend of Sir Robert F. Marx.

This coin is a tangible piece of ancient Roman history, offering collectors and historians an extraordinary connection to the empire’s maritime and economic past.