Gold Half Gram 2011 Antoninus Caracalla, Coin from Palau - detailed information

This coin was issued in Palau.

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This coin is part of the "Roman Empire" collection which features reproductions of original antique coins issued in the times of the Roman Empire. The dates on the reverse (which reproduce the obverse of the original, usually displaying the portrait of an Emperor) are given in Roman numerals.

Antoninus Caracalla – CIT Coin Invest AG
The Mint says about this coin:

18. An Aureus from Marcus Antoninus, named Caracalla. He was Septimius Severus’s oldest son, was born in today’s Lyon, and was Roman Emperor from 211 until 217. His main interests lay in the army. He had not much time for politics and administration. His father wanted him to take over the reign together with his younger brother Geta. However Caracalla had him killed – he died in his mother’s arms. He couldn’t set aside the bad reputation which was brought on by this crime for the rest of his life. The Praetorian prefect, Marcus Macrinus, who also claimed the imperial honours, eventually organised the murder of the 29 year old Caracalla in 217. more
CIT Item ID: 25491
Country: Palau
Date of issue: 2011
Denomination: 1 Dollar
Material: Gold .9999
Quality: BU
Mintage: 15000 pcs