Mine Elephant Keizer:Septimius Severus AD 193-211, AR CoinDenarius Gewicht: (16mm, 2.58g) Rome 197 L SEPT SEV PER AVG IMP VIIII; Laur. head r. MVNIFICE[NTIA AVG]; Elephant to right, possibly wearing cuirass. RIC 100; Very fine
yo-yo ... I gots an elephant!! Divus Augustus. Æ Sestertius Died AD 14 Struck under Tiberius, circa AD 36-37 Rome mint Diameter: 33 mm Weight: 25.60 grams Obverse: Statue of Augustus seated left on throne, holding laurel branch and scepter, set on ornate car drawn by four elephants, each with its own mahout Reverse: Legend around large S C
Haven't seen too many denarius coins with elephants on them. Sadly I don't have any elephant coins to show.
Divus Augustus. Æ Sestertius Died AD 14 Struck under Tiberius, circa AD 36-37 Rome mint Diameter: 33 mm Weight: 25.60 grams Obverse: Statue of Augustus seated left on throne, holding laurel branch and scepter, set on ornate car drawn by four elephants, each with its own mahout Reverse: Legend around large S C Great coin someday i had one too, i hope
TITUS AR Denarius OBVERSE: IMP TITVS CAES VESPASIAN AVG P M, laureate head right REVERSE: TRP IX IMP XV COS VIII PP, elephant walking left Struck at Rome, 80 AD 2.5g, 17mm RIC 115 PHILIP I AE Sestertius OBVERSE: IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG, laureate and draped bust right REVERSE: AETERNITAS AVGG, elephant and driver walking left, SC in ex. Struck at Rome, 247-8 AD 20.6g, 28mm RIC 161a JULIUS CAESAR AR Denarius OBVERSE: Elephant advancing right. CAESAR REVERSE: Simpulum, sprinkler, axe and apex. No legend Gaul 49 BC 3.2g, 18mm CRI 9, Sydenham 1006, RRC 443/1, S 1399
The only elephant I have is the Caesar's most seen denarius. Still it's so well preserved that I love it : ROMAN IMPERATORS, JULIUS CAESAR denarius minted in Italy, c.49 BC CAESAR, elephant walking rigth, trampling on snake No legend, Simpulum, sprinkler, axe and apex 4.05 gr Ref : HCRI # 9, RCV #1399, Cohen #49 I bought it 20 years ago for a small fraction of what it would cost nowadays Q
I have 5 not as good as the ones posted before: SEPT SEV PERT AVG IMP VIII - Laureate head right MVNIFICENTIA AVG - Elephant walking right Mint: Rome (196-197 AD) Wt./Size/Axis: 1.74g / 16.5mm / - References: RIC 82 Antiochos III State, City: Lydia Coin: Bronze - Apollo right - Elephant walking left Mint: Sardes (223-187 BC) Wt./Size/Axis: 2.66g / 14mm / - References: Similar to SC 979* Notes: Nov 12, 14 - Anchor referred to in reference may be off flan. L Caecilius Metellus Coin: Bronze semis - Laureate head of Saturn right; S behind - Prow of galley right; elephant's head above, S before, ROMA below Mint: Rome Wt./Size/Axis: 4.85g / 22mm / - References: Crawford 262/2 Sydenham 497 BCM RR 1048 Antiochus IV Coin: - Veiled and diademed bust of Laodike IV r. Antioxi - Elephant heard l tripod behind, quality mark below. Mint: Antioch (175-173/2 BC) Wt./Size/Axis: 3.16g / 15mm / - References: SC 1407 HGC 9, 684 Julius Caesar Coin: AR Denarius CAESAR - Elephant trampling serpent None - Implements of pontificate Mint: Travelling (49BC) Wt./Size/Axis: 3.38g / 18mm / - References: RRC 443/1
Agree... some really nice elephants here. Here's my old, weathered one. ANTONINUS PIUS AE As 11.75g, 27.8mm Rome mint, 148-149 AD RIC 826a; C 565; RCV 4308 O: ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P P TR P XII, laureate head right. R: MVNIFICENTA AVG, elephant standing right, COS IIII S C in ex.
sorry for bad picture (coin was so large) EGYPT, Alexandria. Hadrianus AE 34 Drachm AD Emperor in olifant Quadriga Emmett 961; Milne 846 Obv. AVT KAIC TPIANOC AΔPIANOC CEB Laureate, bust right, aegis on left shoulder and across back of neck. Rev. LB year 2 Hadrian holding branch and eagle-tipped scepter, being drawn right by quadriga of elephants. 17.15 gr 34 mm