Cambodia 3000 riels Roman Centurion Ancient Soldier PR69 PCGS silver coin 2006

The Cambodia 3000 Riels “Roman Centurion – Ancient Soldier” silver coin, issued in 2006, is a powerful tribute to the military legacy of Ancient Rome, interpreted through refined modern numismatic art. Struck for the Kingdom of Cambodia, this coin honors the Roman centurion, a symbol of discipline, authority, and battlefield leadership that shaped one of history’s greatest empires.

The reverse features a striking colorized depiction of a Roman centurion standing front-facing. He is shown wearing a crested helmet with red plume, segmented armor, tunic, and cloak, holding a spear while a shield rests at his side. Behind the figure rises a detailed architectural structure resembling a triumphal Roman arch, rendered in engraved relief. The inscription “ROMAN CENTURION” appears above, while the year “2006” and the silver fineness marking “.999 FINE SILVER” are placed along the inner field, surrounded by a smooth polished rim.

The obverse displays a sculptural portrait of King Jayavarman VII, depicted as a stone-like bust with calm expression and simplified features. Surrounding legends read “KING JAYAVARMAN VII 1162–1201,” “KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA,” and the denomination “3000 RIELS,” complemented by mirror-like fields and frosted relief.

Struck in proof quality silver and certified PCGS PR69 DCAM, this coin combines ancient military history with Cambodian royal symbolism, making it an impressive addition to collections focused on warriors, ancient civilizations, and certified world silver.

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