Ancient Roman Coins ; Antoninus Pius Denarius - TR POT COS IIII - Silver Denarius, 154-155 AD, Mint ; Rome,

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 Ancient Roman Coins ; Antoninus Pius Denarius - TR POT COS IIII - Silver Denarius, 154-155 AD,

Mint ; Rome,
Weight ; 3.26 grams,
Diameter ; 18.15 mm,
Obv ; ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P P TR P XVIII - Laureate head right.
Rev ; TR POT COS IIII - Liberalitas standing left with vexillum and cornucopiae; LIB IIII in exergue, sacrificing with patera over lighted altar and holding palladium on left arm.
Very fine & scarce specimen with centrally struck.
Reference ; SR-4089, RIC-III-156, Cohen 490

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