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pendant featuring a replica or genuine ancient Roman denarius coin depicting the first Roman Emperor, Augustus. The inscription "AVCVSTVS" around the portrait is an honorific title meaning "revered" or "venerable", granted to him by the Senate in 27 BCE. Coin Details Emperor: Augustus (formerly known as Octavian). Type: Likely an Augustus denarius, a common silver coin from the period of the Roman Empire. Inscription Meaning: The text "AVCVSTVS" translates to "emperor" or "venerable" and was a key part of his propaganda, emphasizing his divine favor and authority. Usage: The reverse side of such coins typically featured symbols of his achievements, such as his heirs, a chained crocodile representing the capture of Egypt, or an altar. The coin is currently set in a metal bezel to be worn as a piece of jewelry, with many similar items available for purchase as both genuine artifacts and modern replicas.