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900 fine gold
so that he could have followed the example of his predecessors and adopted a more deserving man as his heir
he served alongside junior emperor Lucius Verus
Severus first rose to power as a successful military commander
14g Composition Bronze
Augustus Denarius Ancient Roman Empire Silver Coin 19BC SIGNIS RECEPTIS RIC 86a (Provenanced to 1879) Philip I 900 fine goldObverse: CAESAR AVGVSTVS, Head of Augustus, bare, right Reverse: SIGNIS RECEPTIS, Round shield inscribed CL V, with S P Q R in corners between aquila, left, and standard, right Date: c. 19 15 B. C., RIC 76a (Colonia Patricia mint) Size: 18mm diameter, 3. 71g weight Composition: Silver Banker's mark This coin was discovered in 1879 in Portugal. In the winter of 1879, near the town of Santo Estvo in northern Portugal, Roman ruins were discovered on the
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