AD41-54 Ancient Rome Claudius Dupondius

This is an ancient Roman Claudius dupondius, a bronze coin struck during the reign of Emperor Claudius (41–54 AD) and used across the Roman world. It is a tangible piece of imperial history, suitable for collectors of Roman bronzes and ancient numismatics.

Obverse: Typically features a draped and laureate bust of Emperor Claudius facing right, identifying the ruler under whose authority the coin was issued. Reverse: Often bears a standing or seated figure with the letters S C (Senatus Consulto) indicating issuance by decree of the Senate, along with other symbols or legends common to Claudius’s coinage.

• Country: Roman Empire
• Year: 41–54 AD
• Denomination: Dupondius
• Composition: Bronze
• Size: 28 mm diameter
• Weight: 10.1 g (approximate)