Roman Silver BI Tetradrachm Emperor Philip I (244-249 AD) MS NGC

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Billon Antoniniaus, Double Denarius, of the emperor Philip I aka "Philip the Arab" who ruled from 244-249 A.D. Coins of this grade are highly collectible and make for a great addition to any collection.

Coin Highlights:

BI Tetradrachm. Graded Mint State by NGC and encapsulated to protect the MS condition of the coin.

Obverse: Bust of Emperor Philip I facing right. Reverse: Eagle standing facing, head left, a wreath in its beak.

Struck during the reign of Philip I "The Arab", this Roman BI Tetradrachm is a stunning example of imperial coinage from the eastern provinces. Issued between 244-249 AD, it reflects the power and reach of Rome at a time of shifting alliances and frontier conflicts.

Graded Mint State (MS) by NGC, this coin boasts exceptional preservation, with sharp details and a well-struck design. Its silvered surface and historical significance make it a prized addition for collectors of Roman and provincial coinage.

Secure this remarkable piece of Roman history today!