(198 CE) Roman Emperor Caracalla Silver Denarius

(198-217 AD) Roman Emperor Caracalla silver denarius. Per consigner, well preserved XF/VF example. Obverse Emperor Caracalla (aka Antonius Pius) facing right. Reverse: Indulgentia seated left on curule bench holding scepter. May honor Julia Domina. Nickname Caracalla came from Caracallus, a hooded cloak worn by the Germans. He wore it and it became a fashion rage in Rome. Started as prince and rose to emperor. Murdered in 217 AD by the Parthians. ***Lot 14 Auctions is not a professional numismatic grading agency. Consigner descriptions are provided as a courtesy to bidders. Please review pictures for condition information. ***