Hadrian Dupondius
Roman Empire (Rome Mint) · Circa 117-138 AD
The obverse features the radiate bust of Emperor Hadrian facing right, inscribed with 'HADRIANUS AVGVSTVS'. The coin shows heavy patina and significant wear with areas of metallic corrosion.
- Country
- Roman Empire (Rome Mint)
- Year
- Circa 117-138 AD
- Denomination
- Dupondius
- Metal
- Orichalcum (A golden-colored alloy of copper and zinc)
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