Ancient roman coins

C. Memmius C.f. Silver Denarius (3.88 g), 56 BC. Rome. C MEMMI C F, head of Ceres right, wreathed with grain ears. Reverse C MEMMIVS IMPERATOR, bound captive kneeling right beneath trophy. Crawford 427/1; Sydenham 920; Memmia 10. An exquisiste example and virtually as struck. Intricate detail with lustrous surfaces delicately toned. Nearly Mint State.

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How to identify roman coins

“Coins of Athens, Sparta and Macedonia of the Hellenistic period”

Spintriae - Roman Brothel Coins. I love ancient coins. Just for fun, I want to find one of these - lol.

Recognition of Ancient Roman Coins using Spatial Information – seqamlab

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Roman currency for most of Roman history consisted of gold, silver, bronze, orichalcum and copper coinage, which lasted for eight centuries across the empire.

The trove of Roman coins (pictured) was found by Laurence Egerton in East Devon. Dubbed Seaton Down Hoard. it was declared treasure at a Devon Coroner’s Inquest earlier this month.

Rome. Octavian, 44-27 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.91 g), Ephesus (?) mint, struck 28 BC. Bare head of Octavian right. Reverse: Crocodile right; AEGVPTO CAPTA. RIC 545; CRI 432; RSC 4. Sharply struck from fresh dies. A rare and historical issue, boasting one of the finest of his "classicizing" portraits, not only for his Octavian portraits in particular, but for all of his later Augustus issues as well. Handsome light toning. Very rare. NGC graded About Uncirculated. In historical terms…