These Twelve Caesars Galba AE Dupondius (AD 68-69) brass coins were struck close to two millennia ago by the Romans between 68-69 AD. Not only are these genuine coins from the Roman Empire interesting due to their sheer age, they are also important from a historical standpoint as all some ancient Roman coinage, such as this one, feature the depiction of one of the Twelve Caesars -- Servius Sulpicius Galba Caesar Augustus (known as Galba).

The Twelve Caesars collection of coins is one of the most desirable coin series in the world, especially for those who appreciate the history and culture it now represents. Roman Emperors issued coins with their likeness stamped on the obverses while they were in power. However, since this particular Emperor, Galba, ruled for a mere 7 months, coins with his depiction are hard to come by.

While the obverse sides feature the image of Galba, the depiction of the Roman Goddess of Peace, Pax, graces the reverse side. The Goddess is seen clutching the Caduceus, the staff of the Roman God Mercury.

The NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation) has inspected these coins and certified them to be genuine brass coins that were issued between 68-69 AD. Moreover, it also graded these coins as 'Ch F' or 'Choice Fine,' which is equivalent to a 15 on the Sheldon Scale. Considering its age, this Twelve Caesars Galba AE Dupondius (AD 68-69) offers one of the best ways to own a piece of important history with brilliant designs on the obverse and reverse.