Item No.: c031 Roman Denarius Coins Roma, helmeted ... more
	Item No.: c032 Roman Denarius Coins X is a mark of value: 1 denarius = 10 asses ... more
	Item No.: c033 Roman Denarius Coins The moneyer uses the reverse of this coin to commemorate a victory achieved by his father Quintus Caecilius Metellus ... more
	Item No.: c035 Roman Denarius Coins Minerva, wearing crested helmet and aegis ... more
	Item No.: c037 Roman Denarius Coin Diana, with diadem and hair drawn back in knot ... more
	Item No.: c038 Roman Denarius Coins The head of the Sabine king Titus Tatius and the reference to the abduction of the Sabine women ... more
	Item No.: c039 Roman Denarius Coins In view of Balbus’ end, the victorious note of the coin is not without irony ... more
	Item No.: c040 Roman Denarius Coins The coin recalls a famous incident in Greek mythology. Marsyas challenged Apollo in an oboe-playing contest ... more
	Item No.: c041 Roman Denarius Coins In a time of rising political tension at Rome, serration, or edge-marking, was used  ... more
	Item No.: c042 Roman Denarius Coins Each of the five issues of Volteius is thought to refer to one of the five principal Roman festivals held yearly ... more
	Item No.: c043 Roman Denarius Coins The obverse provides the first instance of a moneyer recording ... more
	Item No.: c045 Roman Denarius Coin Libertas, wearing cruciform earring and necklace of pendants ... more
	Item No.: c047 Roman Denarius Coins The coin is a reminder firstly of the aqueduct  ... more
	Item No.: c049 Roman Denarius Coin One of the commonest of Caesar issues ... more
	Item No.: c050 Roman Denarius Coins The Metelli, a family of great antiquity ... more
	Item No.: c051 Roman Denarius Coins Victory, wearing diadem and necklace of pendants ... more
	Item No.: c053 Roman Denarius Coins The obverse is an attempt to perpetuate the memory of Pompey exploits. The portrait of Pompey has a rugged simplicity ... more
	Item No.: c054 Roman Denarius Coins In November, 43 B.C. Antony, Octavian and Lepidus were appointed tresuiri rei publicae constituendae for a period of five year... more
	Item No.: c055 Roman Denarius Coin Antony minted a long series of denarii, having minimal silver content  ... more
	Item No.: c056 Roman Denarius Coins Augustus, bareheaded ... more
	Item No.: c058 Roman Denarius Coins The coin commemorates the Senate bestowal on Augustus ... more
	Item No.:  c059 Roman Denarius Coins The golden clipeus uirtutis (“shield of valour”)  ... more
	Item No.:  c068 Roman Denarius Coins The numismatic commemoration of the deified Claudius ... more
	Item No.: c070 Roman Denarius Coin Otho came to the throne ... more
	Item No.: c071 Roman Denarius Coins Vitellius was sent to Germany by Galba in A.D. 68  ... more
	Item No.: c073 Roman Denarius Coins Under the Empire the office of Pontifex Maximus ... more
	Item No.: c076 Roman Denarius Coins The reverse may be seen as a direct reference to the triumph ... more
	Item No.: c079 Roman Denarius Coins That Minerva was Domitian favourite goddess is abundantly clear from the remarkable frequency of her appearance ... more
	Item No.: c081 Roman Denarius Coin Domitian, laureate ... more
	Item No.: c082 Roman Denarius Coins AVGVST. is an abbreviation of the genitive AVGVSTI: the personification, and, therefore, the quality it represents ... more
	Item No.: c083 Roman Denarius Coins The portrait makes no attempt at idealisation ... more
	Item No.: c084 Roman Denarius Coins The patera was a broad, shallow dish used for sacrificial offerings. Strangely enough, it often appears on Roman coins ... more
	Item No.: c085 Roman Denarius Coins NERVA in the obverse legend ... more
	Item No.: c086 Roman Denarius Coin Trajan, laureate ... more
	Item No.: c088 Roman Denarius Coins There is no direct historical reference. The reverse type bears a general character, suggesting justice and prosperity ... more
	Item No.: c089 Roman Denarius Coins The high standard of monetary art under the Flavians declined  ... more
	Item No.: c095 Roman Denarius Coins The reverse legend, TELLVS STABIL[ITA], means “Earth stabilised”. The suggestion is that the Golden Age of Hadrian ... more
	Item No.: c096 Roman Denarius Coins The portrait is naturalistic, forceful and vigorous. Hadrian was deeply interested in his provinces ... more
	Item No.: c097 Roman Denarius Coin Hadrian, bareheaded ... more
	Item No.: c098 Roman Denarius Coins Tradition has it that the marriage of Hadrian and Sabina was unhappy ... more
	Item No.: c099 Roman Denarius Coin The obverse legend recalls that Antoninus was adopted by Hadrian ... more
	Item No.: c104 Roman Denarius Coins Although we know little of the history of the years A.D. 140-144, the Victory types hint at Antoninus Pius’ British campaigns ... more
	Item No.: c108 Roman Denarius Coins The lowest level of such a pyre contained combustible materials ... more
	Item No.: c109 Roman Denarius Coins The obverse portrait suggests sternness and strength. The reverse type refers to the spirit of harmonious cooperation ... more
	Item No.: c110 Roman Denarius Coins The obverse portrait is remarkable for its elaborately curled hair and beard. The title Armeniacus commemorates ... more
	Item No.: c112 Roman Denarius Coin Lucilla, daughter of Marcus Aurelius and the younger Faustina, ... more
	Item No.: c115 Roman Denarius Coins There is an unconscious irony in the message of the reverse ... more
	Item No.: c116 Roman Denarius Coins Julia Domna, second wife of Septimius Severus and mother of Caracalla ... more
	Item No.: c117 Roman Denarius Coins Caracalla imperial name was Marcus Aurelius Antoninus ... more
	Item No.: c118 Roman Denarius Coins Julia Maesa was the grandmother of two emperors ... more
	Item No.: c123 Roman Denarius Coin The legend of the reverse may, for once, be taken at its face value ... more