AD 98-117 Trajan Silver Denarius NGC Choice About Uncirculated

This silver denarius of Emperor Trajan was struck during his reign from AD 98-117, representing one of the most celebrated periods in Roman imperial history. Trajan, known as Optimus Princeps (the best of princes), expanded the empire to its greatest territorial extent and initiated extensive public works projects that defined the golden age of Roman civilization. This denarius exemplifies the artistic excellence and propagandistic sophistication of Roman imperial coinage.

The obverse features a laureate bust of Trajan facing right, with the inscription IMP TRAIANO AVG GER DAC PM TR P COS VI PP. The portrait displays exceptional engraving quality with well-defined facial features and detailed drapery. The reverse depicts a standing figure, likely representing Fortuna or another deity, holding symbolic attributes that reinforced imperial ideology and divine favor.

Graded Choice About Uncirculated by NGC, this denarius exhibits strong strike definition with attractive silver surfaces and minimal wear. The coin displays excellent centering and clear legends, making it highly desirable to collectors of Roman imperial silver. The coin pictured is the exact coin you will receive.