As of P. Cornelius P.f. Sulla, Rome c. 151

Editor: Here we have a coin from Rome, "As of P. Cornelius P.f. Sulla," crafted by the moneyer P. Cornelius P.f. Sulla. It looks so incredibly worn! What do you see in this ancient artifact? Curator: Ah, it whispers tales of empire, doesn’t it? To me, it's a tangible link to a distant past. Imagine the hands it's passed through! The imagery – likely symbolic – hints at the values and propaganda of the time. I find myself wondering, what stories could this little coin tell? Editor: That's a great point. I hadn't thought about the stories it could tell! Curator: Coins weren't just currency; they were mini billboards. They reflected power, beliefs, and the ever-changing narrative of Rome. Editor: So much history in one tiny, worn piece. Thank you for sharing your expertise with me! Curator: My pleasure! It's a journey of discovery, always.