Ancient Roman Silver Coin of Emperor Diocletian (Reformer of the Roman Empire)

Diocletian Silver Argenteus – Tetrarchy Victory (NGC Certified) — Economic Savior

Authentic NGC-certified silver argenteus of Diocletian (c. 295 AD) — Tetrarchy's 4 emperors sacrifice celebrating Sarmatian victory, launches monetary reform ending Crisis inflation.

Tetrarchic Triumph Design

• Obverse: Laureate Diocletian portrait right + "DIOCLETIANVS AVG"

• Reverse: 4 tetrarchs sacrifice at turreted gate + "VICTORIASARMAT"

• Legacy: RIC-16a (R2) Ticinum mint rarity

Technical Specifications

• Material: Pure silver AR (2.47g quality strike)

• Denomination: Argenteus (reformed high-value currency)

• Certification: NGC slabbed

• Date: Circa AD 295

• Mint: Ticinum (Pavia, Italy)

Empire Stabilization Essential

• Ends 50-year Crisis of Third Century chaos

• Tetrarchy divides rule: 2 Augusti + 2 Caesars

• Monetary reform combats hyperinflation disaster

• Sarmatian victory secures Danube frontier

Collector Masterpiece

Diocletian's silver economic miracle. Tetrarchy sacrifice ends Rome's darkest century.

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