Roman Empire, AE 18, 218-222 AD, Aquilia Severa 2nd and 4th wife of Elagabalus, Aelia Capitolina (Jerusalem), 220-222 AD 

Roman Empire, AE 18, 218-222 AD, Aquilia Severa 2nd and 4th wife of Elagabalus, Aelia Capitolina (Jerusalem), 220-222 AD - Image 1
Roman Empire, AE 18, 218-222 AD, Aquilia Severa 2nd and 4th wife of Elagabalus, Aelia Capitolina (Jerusalem), 220-222 AD - Image 2
Roman Empire, AE 18, 218-222 AD, Aquilia Severa 2nd and 4th wife of Elagabalus, Aelia Capitolina (Jerusalem), 220-222 AD - Image 1Roman Empire, AE 18, 218-222 AD, Aquilia Severa 2nd and 4th wife of Elagabalus, Aelia Capitolina (Jerusalem), 220-222 AD - Image 2
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Roman Empire, AE 18, 218-222 AD, Aquilia Severa 2nd and 4th wife of Elagabalus, Aelia Capitolina (Jerusalem), 220-222 AD
Roman Empire, AE 18, 218-222 AD, Aquilia Severa 2nd and 4th wife of Elagabalus, Aelia Capitolina (Jerusalem), 220-222 AD
Roman Empire, AE 18, 218-222 AD, Aquilia Severa 2nd and 4th wife of Elagabalus, Aelia Capitolina (Jerusalem), 220-222 ADRoman Empire, AE 18, 218-222 AD, Aquilia Severa 2nd and 4th wife of Elagabalus, Aelia Capitolina (Jerusalem), 220-222 AD

Catalogue information

LastDodo number
5160227
Area
Coins
Title
Roman Empire, AE 18, 218-222 AD, Aquilia Severa 2nd and 4th wife of Elagabalus, Aelia Capitolina (Jerusalem), 220-222 AD
Country
Roman Empire
Face value
AE 18
Year
220
Variety / overstrike
Era
Roman Empire - Macrinus to Pupienus (217-238)
Head of State
Elagabalus of the Roman Empire (218-222)
Type
Coin
Designer
Unknown
Series
Theme
Tyche
Material
Copper (Cu)
Weight
4.62
Diameter
18.29
Thickness
Punch
Coin alignment
Shape
Obverse
ACVILIA SEVERA, gedrapeerde buste naar links, haar in een knot
Reverse
COL AECAP COMMPFA, Tyche
Edge
Privy mark
None
Mint mark
None (Jeruzalem)
Number produced
Krause and Mishler number
Catalogue number
Meshorer 145
Details

Very rare Coin with interesting origins. Ex Leu auction 86, 2003, 645. From the T. Kollek collection (Theodor (Teddy) Kollek (Nagyvázsony (near Budapest), 27 May 1911 - Jerusalem, 2 January 2007) was an Israeli politician He was the elected mayor of Jerusalem for 28 years, from 1965 to 1993. About Aelia Capitolina (full Latin name: Colonia Aelia Capitolina) was a city built by Emperor Hadrian in 131, with the status of colonia, on the site of Jerusalem, which was in ruins when he visited the region of Syria Palæstina.

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