Ancient Roman Bronze Coin of Emperor Claudius I (Emperor Who Conquered Britain)

$302.50

Claudius I Gaul Bronze As (NGC Certified) — Unexpected Emperor's Provincial Mint

Authentic NGC-certified heavy bronze as of Claudius I (41–42 AD) — stutterer lame emperor conquers Britain, legitimizes rule through Gaul provincial mint Minerva strike.

Legitimacy Design

Obverse: Bare head left + "TI CLAUDIVS CAESAR AVG P M TR P IMP"

Reverse: Minerva advances right hurling spear + shield / large S-C

Legacy: Von Kaenel pl. 30 rare Gaul branch mint

Technical Specifications

Material: Heavy bronze As (11.51g provincial quality)

Denomination: Everyday transaction bronze

Certification: NGC slabbed

Date: AD 41–42

Mint: Gaul branch facility (France)

Unexpected Rise Essential

• Caligula assassination → Praetorians find Claudius behind curtain

• Gaul mints solve coin shortages distant from Rome

• Minerva = military legitimacy for surprise emperor

• 43 AD British invasion cements his rule

Collector Masterpiece

Claudius transforms from ridiculed cripple to empire expander. Gaul Minerva proves provincial power.

Note: Coins shown are representative examples of grade/type, not actual specimens. For NGC grading standards, see NGC Grading page.

Claudius I Gaul Bronze As (NGC Certified) — Unexpected Emperor's Provincial Mint

Authentic NGC-certified heavy bronze as of Claudius I (41–42 AD) — stutterer lame emperor conquers Britain, legitimizes rule through Gaul provincial mint Minerva strike.

Legitimacy Design

Obverse: Bare head left + "TI CLAUDIVS CAESAR AVG P M TR P IMP"

Reverse: Minerva advances right hurling spear + shield / large S-C

Legacy: Von Kaenel pl. 30 rare Gaul branch mint

Technical Specifications

Material: Heavy bronze As (11.51g provincial quality)

Denomination: Everyday transaction bronze

Certification: NGC slabbed

Date: AD 41–42

Mint: Gaul branch facility (France)

Unexpected Rise Essential

• Caligula assassination → Praetorians find Claudius behind curtain

• Gaul mints solve coin shortages distant from Rome

• Minerva = military legitimacy for surprise emperor

• 43 AD British invasion cements his rule

Collector Masterpiece

Claudius transforms from ridiculed cripple to empire expander. Gaul Minerva proves provincial power.

Note: Coins shown are representative examples of grade/type, not actual specimens. For NGC grading standards, see NGC Grading page.