Roman Coin with Pegasus // Emperor Domitian, 76-77 AD

Ancient Rome. Domitian as Caesar under Vespasian, 76–77 AD. Silver Denarius, Rome Mint. The front features the laureate head of Domitian facing right; inscription CAES AVG F DOMITIANVS around / The back depicts Pegasus standing right with left foreleg raised; inscription COS IIII below. Coin reference: RIC 922; Hunterian 8 for type. Measures 19mm, weighs 3.19g. Provenance: Ex Tiber Numismatics, New York. \*\*\* This elegant denarius, issued during Domitian’s time as heir to the Flavian dynasty, features Pegasus—an unusual and highly sought-after Roman coin motif symbolizing divine inspiration and heroic lineage.

— Struck under Vespasian, 76–77 AD, Rome Mint
— Provenance: Ex-Tiber Numismatics, New York
— Diameter 19mm; Weight 3.19g

This piece is accompanied by a hand-signed certificate of authenticity which includes all the details, culture, dating, motifs/inscriptions when applicable, historical relevance, and provenance.