Draped bust of Julia Paula right on obverse; Concordia seated left holding patera with star to left on reverse

Julia Paula was the first wife of Elagabalus, married in AD 219 and divorced the following year so the emperor could wed the Vestal Virgin Aquilia Severa, a union that scandalized Rome.

Concordia personified marital and civic harmony, invoked here to dignify an imperial marriage that in fact lasted barely a year.

Attractively toned with some iridescence, spot of weakness, minor marks, trace deposits.

Toned, slightly granular surfaces, traces of deposits, flan crack

Toned, slightly granular surfaces, traces of deposits

Toned with some die wear, flan crack, and deposits.

Lightly toned with some underlying luster

Toned with find patina and cleaning scratches.

Lightly toned with some luster, slight porosity, and a few minor deposits.

Toned, slightly granular surfaces, flan crack

Toned with traces of die rust on obverse. Reverse struck with a worn die.

Lightly toned with minor die break on reverse.

Areas of light toning, some hard green deposits on obverse, faint scratch on reverse

Lightly toned with a few thin scratches. Lightly clashed reverse die. Small flan flaw on reverse.

Lightly toned with some luster. Struck with a worn reverse die.

Slightly granular surfaces with scratch on obverse and minor deposits

Lightly toned with a couple of flan cracks

Toned with some encrustations on obverse and clashed die on reverse.

Lightly toned, somewhat granular surfaces

Lightly toned with minor obverse die break and hairline flan crack

Lightly toned with underlying luster, minor obverse die breaks, stain on reverse.


9/17/25	$220	AU	Stack's Bowers	— 0%
4/2/25	$120	VF	CNG	▼ −16%
4/2/25	$225	VF	CNG	▲ +57%
12/4/24	$180	VF	CNG	▲ +25%
9/26/24	$180	VF	CNG	▲ +25%

Denarius of ElagabalusRIC IV 211

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