Plautilla Ancient Roman Silver Denarius — Wife of Caracalla (AD 202–205) — NGC Certified
Plautilla Ancient Roman Silver Denarius — Wife of Caracalla (AD 202–205) — NGC Certified
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Plautilla Denarius — The Empress Rome Tried to Erase
Own a Silver Coin from an Empress Rome Tried to Erase
A real Roman silver denarius of Plautilla—the young wife of Caracalla whose brief time as empress ended in exile, execution, and official condemnation of her memory.
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📷 Coin shown is a representative example. You will receive one authentic NGC-certified silver denarius of Plautilla. Each coin is unique and will vary in grade, strike, centering, preservation, toning, and individual appearance.
👑 Issued during Plautilla's brief tenure as Augusta, AD 202–205
🏛 Features the portrait of a Severan empress whose official memory was later condemned
🤲 An NGC-certified Roman silver denarius preserving one of the few surviving official portraits of Plautilla
Own This Piece of History
Why This Coin Matters
Plautilla was the daughter of the powerful Praetorian Prefect Gaius Fulvius Plautianus. In AD 202, she married Caracalla, the son and heir of Septimius Severus.
The marriage was politically important but personally disastrous. Ancient sources describe deep hostility between Caracalla and Plautilla.
In AD 205, Plautianus was accused of plotting against the imperial family and executed. Plautilla lost her position and was exiled.
After Caracalla became sole emperor following the death of Geta, Plautilla was executed in AD 212.
Her memory was condemned through damnatio memoriae, leading to the removal or destruction of many public images and inscriptions connected to her.
This authentic silver denarius was struck during the brief years when Plautilla held the title of Augusta. Her coinage survives as an important record of a woman the Roman state later tried to erase from public memory.
Perfect For
- Collectors of Severan dynasty coinage
- Students of Roman imperial history
- Enthusiasts of Roman empresses and court politics
- NGC-certified ancient coin collectors
- Anyone looking for a historically significant Roman silver coin
What You'll Receive
- One authentic Roman silver denarius of Plautilla
- Civilization: Roman Empire
- Ruler: Plautilla (Augusta, AD 202–205)
- Denomination: AR Denarius (silver)
- NGC certified for authenticity and preservation
- Presented in an NGC holder
- Representative example of the type (each coin is unique)
Continue the Story
Plautilla's short life reflects the dangers of power inside the Severan imperial court. Despite the official attempt to erase her memory, her portrait survives on coins like this one.
Explore our other Roman, Byzantine, Biblical, Greek, medieval, and world coin collections to continue your journey through the rulers, civilizations, and events that changed history.
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- NGC certified for authenticity and preservation
- Carefully sourced and verified
- 30-day return policy
- Secure shipping from the U.S.
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Continue the story in the Kinzer Coins Journal: Gladiator II Coins: Caracalla, Geta & the Real Severan History.
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