Caracalla and the Sacred Mountain Sterling Silver The obverse depicts a sea

The obverse depicts a sea turtle

while the reverse depicts Roma herself—helmeted and in military dress—seated on cuirass and shields

it continues its journey as a small piece of history carried forward

this genuine gold fanam is among the smallest circulating coins ever produced

Caracalla and the Sacred Mountain Sterling Silver The obverse depicts a seaThis silver drachm was struck in the city of Caesarea in Cappadocia during the early reign of Caracalla, while still Caesar under his father Septimius Severus. The obverse shows a youthful Caracalla in military dress, while the reverse depicts Mount Argaeus crowned by a star and crescent, tying the emperor to cosmic order and Cappadocias sacred landscape. Now hand set in a sterling silver bezel, the coins ancient surface and subtle deposits remain