Ancient Roman Silver Coin of Empress Julia Mamaea (Mother of Emperor Severus Alexander)

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Julia Mamaea AR Denarius (NGC Certified) — Severan Dynasty's Final Regent

Authentic NGC-certified silver denarius from Julia Mamaea AugustaAlexander Severus' mother rules as regent until both murdered by legions (AD 222–235).

Imperial Mother Design

Obverse: Draped diademed portrait — powerful Augusta authority

Reverse: Pietas / Fecunditas / Concordia — maternal dynasty legitimacy

Technical Specifications

Material: Silver (AR Denarius)

Denomination: Denarius (Severan standard)

Date: Before AD 235

Certification: NGC slabbed

Role: Regent for son Alexander Severus

Dynasty Ending Essential

• Rules empire through son's entire minority

• Most powerful Roman imperial mother

• Rhine legions kill both in tent (Alexander clings to mother)

• Ends 42-year Severan dynasty violently

Collector Masterpiece

Regent empress silver from Severan finale. Mamaea's maternal tragedy essential.

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

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Julia Mamaea AR Denarius (NGC Certified) — Severan Dynasty's Final Regent

Authentic NGC-certified silver denarius from Julia Mamaea AugustaAlexander Severus' mother rules as regent until both murdered by legions (AD 222–235).

Imperial Mother Design

Obverse: Draped diademed portrait — powerful Augusta authority

Reverse: Pietas / Fecunditas / Concordia — maternal dynasty legitimacy

Technical Specifications

Material: Silver (AR Denarius)

Denomination: Denarius (Severan standard)

Date: Before AD 235

Certification: NGC slabbed

Role: Regent for son Alexander Severus

Dynasty Ending Essential

• Rules empire through son's entire minority

• Most powerful Roman imperial mother

• Rhine legions kill both in tent (Alexander clings to mother)

• Ends 42-year Severan dynasty violently

Collector Masterpiece

Regent empress silver from Severan finale. Mamaea's maternal tragedy essential.

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