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#M772# Roman silver denarius coin of Severus Alexander from 229 AD HQ the empire suffered from an

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the empire suffered from an acute lack of copper due to increased demand for munitions (ie cannons)

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#M772# Roman silver denarius coin of Severus Alexander from 229 AD HQ the empire suffered from anRoman silver denarius coin of Severus Alexander, minted in 229 AD. ID# 772M MINT: Rome OBVERSE; IMP SEV ALEXAND AVG Laureate head right. REVERSE; LIBERALITAS AVG III Liberalitas standing left, holding coin counter and cornucopia. REFERENCE: RIC 205

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