Ancient Roman Bronze Coin Emperor with 3-Horse Chariot (Triga Reverse) ±2nd Century AD 10.7

Description:

Step into history with this genuine ancient Roman bronze coin, featuring a dramatic Triga (three-horse chariot) scene on the reverse a motif rarely seen and highly sought-after by seasoned collectors.

Although time has worn much of the surface detail, the reverse still reveals a male figure (likely an emperor or god) commanding a chariot pulled by three horses, a powerful symbol of triumph and authority in the Roman Empire.

Encased in a collector-grade acrylic capsule and presented on a clear display stand, this piece makes an excellent showcase item whether youre a first-time buyer or building an ancient coin portfolio.

🛡 Features & Details:

• Origin: Ancient Roman Empire

• Date Range: Circa 1st3rd Century AD

• Obverse: Faint outline of a laureate emperor (details obscured by time)

• Reverse: Triga scene 3 horses pulling a chariot with standing figure holding reins

• Material: Bronze

• Weight: 10.71 grams

• Diameter: Approx. 2830mm

• Patina: Deep, earthen patina with natural encrustation

• Condition: Worn but structurally solid. Reverse scene still visually distinguishable under angled light. Obverse heavily weathered.

• Presentation: Includes capsule & transparent stand

💬 Collector Notes:

Coins featuring Triga scenes are significantly rarer than the typical Quadriga (4-horse chariot) depictions. This piece may originate from provincial or military-themed issues, possibly linked to ceremonial triumphs or public games. A worthwhile acquisition for Roman bronze collectors, historians, and antique investors.