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Ancient Psychedelia

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Rome Coins

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Claudius – 41-54 AD – Roman Coin
This coin shows the ORIGINAL wreath, before the Romans turned it into the Laurel Wreath, it was a mushroom wreath.

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Spes holding flower and raising skirt – 271-274 AD
Roman coin depicting one-legged “angel”. The angel is the messenger which brings the mushrooms. In fact, she is a mushroom, look at her skirt and her “one-leg”.

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