Silver Roman Denarius of Emperor Trajan
Silver denarius struck around 107 AD during Trajan's reign, depicting the emperor's portrait and victory motifs, a key piece in ancient Roman coinage history. Classified under HTS 9705.31.00.40 for numismatic items over 250 years old, prized by collectors for its historical and artistic value.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If unmounted and sold by weight as silver bullion
Numismatic value secondary to metal content shifts classification to base metals chapter for silver articles.
If age between 100-250 years
Younger antique coins fall under the 100-250 year numismatic subheading.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Include high-resolution images and metallurgical analysis reports to substantiate age and authenticity during import
• Comply with US cultural property import restrictions; obtain export permits from source country if applicable
• Insure shipments heavily due to high value; use specialized numismatic packaging to prevent damage
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Byzantine Solidus of Justinian I
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1702 British Guinea Gold Coin
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Medieval Venetian Ducat of Doge Foscari
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Ancient Greek Tetradrachm of Alexander the Great
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