Roman Empire Gordian III Caesarea Cappadocia AE25 Ancient Coin
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Specifications
| Country / Authority | Roman Empire – Provincial |
|---|---|
| Year / Date | AD 240-241 |
| Denomination | AE25 |
| Ruler / Portrait | Gordian III |
| Catalogue Reference | References. RPC VII.2 online 3334. |
| Weight (g) | 9.91 |
| Diameter (mm) | 25 |
Description
Country or authority: Roman Empire – Provincial
Year or date range: AD 240-241
Denomination: AE25
Ruler or portrait: Gordian III
Weight g: 9.91
Diameter mm: 25
Catalogue references: References. RPC VII.2 online 3334.
Note: details of reverse legend vary.
Obverse description: AY K M ANT ΓOPΔIAN[O]C
Laureate, draped bust right.
Circular countermark (head of Helios?)
Reverse description: METROΠ KAICAPI ЄNTIXI B NЄ ЄT Δ
In 5 lines, all within wreath. Mt Argaeus between the 2
letters of the first line.
Description and condition notes: The long reverse legend means ‘Metropolis Caesarea, walled, twice neocorate, year 4’. ‘Neocorate’ was a rank granted to a city that built a temple for the worship of an emperor or the imperial family. Year 4 refers to the 4th year of Gordian’s rule.






