• In Ancient Rome, the sestertius represented one quarter of a denarius, and one hundredth of an aureus. It was introduced as a small silver coin around 211 BCE, under the Roman Republic. Under the Roman Empire, the sestertius was reintroduced as a large brass coin.
• Roman currency featured images of Roman rulers. This coin features an image of Agrippina the Younger: Empress of Rome between 49 and 54 CE. Measuring 1.5 inches (3.5 cm) in diameter, this silver coin is an incomparable collector's item for historians and history buffs.
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