Created on 2024-01-27

The image showcases an ancient Roman coin with two distinct faces, each depicted against a black background. On the left side of the image is the obverse (front) of the coin, which features a profile view of a man's face, likely an emperor, complete with details such as the hair, ear, eye, and nose, encircled by inscriptions. One can see letters surrounding the profile but they are not completely legible due to wear. On the right side of the image is the reverse (back) of the coin, displaying a full-body figure of a person, possibly a Roman deity or another significant figure, standing and holding what appears to be a sphere or piece of fruit in one hand and a long object, perhaps a scepter or staff, in the other. This side also has inscriptions around the edge, which are also partially worn and not fully legible. The image includes a scale, indicated by white lines and numbers in centimeters, lying below the coin for size reference. The coin appears to be quite small, a characteristic typical for coins of historical periods. The patina and wear on the coin suggest significant age, indicating that it could be an artifact of considerable historical interest. There are visible signs of corrosion and accumulation of materials on the coin's surface, evidences of its long-term burial and subsequent recovery.

Created on 2024-03-29

The image shows an ancient Roman coin. The coin has a profile portrait on one side and a figure standing on the other side. The portrait appears to be of a Roman emperor or ruler, while the figure on the reverse side seems to depict a deity or personification. The coin has a weathered, aged appearance, indicating it is an antique item.