/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55263703
Silver is the metal of the Moon, personified in Luna, and gold is the metal of the Sun, personified by Sol. The Roman goddess of Eternity; Aeternitas, is shown holding the heads of both Sol and Luna, the Sun and Moon, gold and silver in her hands. 2000 years ago the ancients knew that silver and gold were eternal money, and while the evils of fiat have brainwashed billions I believe that soon the world will remember what real eternal money is.

>>54635742
You can get worn common ones for under $40, if you want a nice lookin' example you should be able to find one for $60-100.

Here's a sold denarius listed by a seller I like recommending, nothing listed right now but check back tomorrow and he should have a bunch of stuff up for auction, he lists big batches of coins and artifacts every week ending on Sundays
https://www.ebay.com/itm/204301997062

>>53039885
>I feel a strong desire to get a coin with his face on it some day

Hadrian had some pretty cool coins, his "travel series" denarii are quite popular. My favorite Hadrians have the goddess Aeternitas on the reverse holding the heads of Sol and Luna, the Sun and Moon, deities of Gold and Silver. The based Romans knew that PMs were eternal, soon the world will wake up from the fiat Jewdream and remember this fact.

>>51724866
I always thought Hadrian was pretty cool too, even if he was actually a faggot.

>>50753142
It's the one on the right here, Aeternitas the personification of Eternity holding the heads of Sol and Luna, the Sun and Moon; gold and silver. One of my favorite reverse designs so I have two of them. The high grade Hadrian was black and nasty and crusty when i got it for about $35, as you can see my cleaning efforts transformed it into a lovely coin. Got a pic of the reverse of your Caracalla?