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Winged Victory: the symbol of triumph on the reverse

Wreaths, palms and winged goddesses: how Rome celebrated its victories.

Victory — Nike to the Greeks — appears on countless Roman reverses, holding a wreath and a palm. It was how the Empire broadcast its triumphs to millions of hands.

The coin was the first mass medium: a struck image travelled farther and faster than any statue. Whoever received a denarius also received a political message.

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Aureus of Trajan

A gold coin struck in Rome under the emperor who brought the Empire to its greatest extent — set reversibly, without solder or piercing. The coin stays intact.

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