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#9455: GOLD Aureus,
Titus, 79 to 81 AD Sacrifice to Ask PROTECTION from NATURAL DISASTERS (Ref; Eruption of Mt. Vesuvius - 79 AD) Historical Context: his coin was minted by the ROMAN EMPIRE during the reign of TITUS. Titus Flavius Vespasianus, born in 41, was the elder son of Vespasian and Flavia Domitilla. He later served in Germany and Britain and commanded a legion in his father's Jewish campaign. When Vespasian left, Titus remained to carry on the war and captured Jerusalem in 70. He proved himself an excellent leader. Following the natural disasters of 79 and 80 AD, including the eruption of My. Vesuvius, he initiated efforts to rebuild and to sooth the concerns of the Roman people. He was deeply mourned when he died prematurely in 81 AD. Obv: Titus
SOLD
$2195 plus shipping
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AUGUSTUS: First Emperor of Imperial Rome 29 BC to 14 AD Historical Context: These coins were minted by the ROMAN EMPIRE during the reign of AUGUSTUS (29 BC – 14 AD). Born as Gaius Julius Octavianus, he was the first Roman emperor. Great nephew of Julius Caesar who adopted him as heir to the throne. He joined Mark Antony and Lepidus in forming the Second Triumvirate to defeat Brutus. Later he opposed Marc Antony (with Cleopatra) and defeated them at the Battle of Actium. For this he received the title of Augustus (emperor) from the Senate and became the ruler of the Roman world in 29 B.C. He set in place much of the Roman Government that allowed them to prosper as an empire for 500 years. Died in AD 14 at the age of 77.
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#11865: SILVER Denarius, Historical Context: See above Obv: Augustus SOLD $219 plus shipping |
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#11884: SILVER Denarius, Historical Context: See above Obv: Augustus SOLD $279 plus shipping |
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#11867: SILVER Denarius, Historical Context: See above Obv: Augustus SOLD $149 plus shipping |
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#11472: SILVER Denarius - 27 BC, Augustus, Refers to BATTLE of ACTIUM (Defeat of Cleopatra and Marc Antony) !! Historical Context: See above "Historical Context." Obv: Augustus SOLD $239 plus shipping
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#11874:
Augustus, 29 BC to 14 AD, AE As Historical Context: See above Obv: Augustus SOLD $299 plus shipping
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#11871:
Augustus, 29 BC to 14 AD, AE As Historical Context: See above Obv: Augustus SOLD $179 plus shipping
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#11837:
Augustus, 29 BC to 14 AD, AE As Historical Context: See above Obv: Augustus SOLD $129 plus shipping
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#11774:
Augustus, 29 BC to 14 AD, AE As Historical Context: See above Obv: Augustus SOLD $239 plus shipping
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#11050: AE18,
Augustus, 29 BC to 14 AD (Commemorates Battle of Philipi, where the forces of Augustus and Marc Antony defeated the forces of Brutus) Historical Context: See above Obv: Victory placing Wreath SOLD $59.95 plus shipping
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#11775: AE28,
Augustus, 29 BC to 14 AD (Commemorates Battle of Actium - where the forces of Augustus Defeated Marc Antony and Cleopatra) Historical Context: See above This issue (with the P P) is the scarcest of the standard weight Nemausus dupondii. Interestingly, the captive crocodile is still used on the coat of arms of Nimes (formerly Nemausus). Obv: Agrippa (left) and Augustus (right) SOLD $249 plus shipping
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AGRIPPA: Boyhood Friend of Augustus, General under Augustus, and Builder of Key Aqueduct Systems in Rome 29 to 11 BC
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#10848: ROMAN As, Agrippa, 29 to 11 BC Historical Context: See above Obv: Agrippa SOLD $109 plus shipping
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TIBERIUS: Emperor during Adult Life of Jesus Christ 14 to 37 AD
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#11883: ROMAN Denarius,
Tiberius, 14 to 37 AD Historical Context: See above Also, this is the coin type that Jesus Christ held when he said "Give unto Caesar that which is Caesar's and give unto the Lord that which is the Lord's" Obv:
Tiberius SOLD $429 plus shipping
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#11877: ROMAN Denarius,
Tiberius, 14 to 37 AD Historical Context: See above Also, this is the coin type that Jesus Christ held when he said "Give unto Caesar that which is Caesar's and give unto the Lord that which is the Lord's" Obv:
Tiberius SOLD $299 plus shipping
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#11866: ROMAN Denarius,
Tiberius, 14 to 37 AD Historical Context: See above Also, this is the coin type that Jesus Christ held when he said "Give unto Caesar that which is Caesar's and give unto the Lord that which is the Lord's" Obv:
Tiberius SOLD $229 plus shipping
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#11861: ROMAN Denarius,
Tiberius, 14 to 37 AD, Silver FOURRE' Historical Context: See above Also, this is the coin type that Jesus Christ held when he said "Give unto Caesar that which is Caesar's and give unto the Lord that which is the Lord's" A Fourre' coin is a bronze core with silver outer layer. Obv:
Tiberius SOLD $189 plus shipping
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#11092: ROMAN Bronze As,
Tiberius, 14 to 37 AD RARE Dynastic Coin!! Historical Context: An interesting dynastic issue. Scarce. These two caesars are not the same persons as the later emperor Nero, and Drusus, the son of Tiberius, of the same names who are listed separately below. Nero and Drusus caesars were eventually accused of plotting against Tiberius and imprisoned. Drusus caesar was starved to death, at the end gnawing on his bedding to survive. Nero caesar was imprisoned on the island of Ponza and also either starved to death or forced to commit suicide. Obv:
TI CAESAR DIVI AVGVSTI F AVGVSTVS P M, laureate head of Tiberius right
BUY NOW $329 plus shipping
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#11853: ROMAN Bronze As,
Tiberius, 14 to 37 AD Historical Context: See above Obv:
Tiberius SOLD $129 plus shipping
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#11072: ROMAN Bronze As,
Tiberius, 14 to 37 AD Historical Context: See above Obv:
Tiberius SOLD $199 plus shipping
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#11834: ROMAN Bronze As,
Tiberius, 14 to 37 AD Historical Context: See above Obv:
Tiberius SOLD $229 plus shipping
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#11192: ROMAN Bronze As,
Tiberius, 14 to 37 AD Historical Context: See above Obv:
Tiberius BUY NOW $199 plus shipping
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#11194: ROMAN Bronze As,
Tiberius, 14 to 37 AD Historical Context: See above Obv:
Tiberius SOLD $199 plus shipping
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#11191: ROMAN Bronze As,
Drusus, Son of Tiberius, 14 to 37 AD Historical Context: See above Obv:
Drusus SOLD $199 plus shipping
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GERMANICUS: Caligula's Father and Designated Successor to Tiberius 37 to 41 AD
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#11872: Bronze AS, GERMANICUS,
37 to 41AD, Large "SC" RARE Type !! Historical Context: See above Obv: Germanicus, Left Facing (Rare Type) SOLD $219 plus shipping
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#11535: Bronze AS, GERMANICUS,
37 to 41AD, Large "SC" Historical Context: See above Obv: Germanicus, Left Facing (Rare Type) SOLD $199 plus shipping
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#11784: Bronze AS, GERMANICUS,
37 to 41AD, Large "SC" Historical Context: See above Obv: Germanicus, Right Facing SOLD $139 plus shipping
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CALIGULA: Rome's Most Insane of her Looney Emperors 37 to 41 AD
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#11580: Bronze AS, CALIGULA,
37 to 41AD with VESTA Seated Historical Context: See above Obv: Caligula SOLD $339 plus shipping
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#11745: Bronze AS, CALIGULA,
37 to 41AD with VESTA Seated Historical Context: See above Obv: Caligula SOLD $249 plus shipping
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CLAUDIUS: An Unlikely Emperor 41 AD to 54 AD Historical Context: This coin was minted by the ROMAN EMPIRE during the reign of CLAUDIUS (41 - 54 AD). Born Tiberius Claudius Drusus, a childhood attack of infantile paralysis had left him with a grotesque appearance. He was proclaimed (or actually adopted) emperor by the Praetorian Guard. In spite of all that, he proved himself a very capable administrator. He married his niece, Agrippina Junior, and adopted her son, Nero, who became the heir to the throne. He died in 54, most likely by poisoning by his wife, so that her son would be assured to succeed him.
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#10735: Bronze Dupondius, CLAUDIUS, 41 to 54 AD with CERES Historical Context: See above Obv: Claudius BUY NOW $269 plus shipping
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#11565: Bronze Dupondius, CLAUDIUS, 41 to 54 AD with CERES Historical Context: See above Obv: Claudius SOLD $139 plus shipping
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#10268: Bronze AS, CLAUDIUS, 41 to 54 AD with MINERVA Historical Context: See above Obv: Claudius BUY NOW $179 plus shipping
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#10840: Bronze AS, CLAUDIUS, 41 to 54 AD with MINERVA Historical Context: See above Obv: Claudius BUY NOW $499 plus shipping
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#11196: Bronze AS, CLAUDIUS, 41 to 54 AD with MINERVA Historical Context: See above Obv: Claudius BUY NOW $299 plus shipping
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#11415: Bronze AS, CLAUDIUS, 41 to 54 AD with MINERVA Historical Context: See above Obv: Claudius
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#11432: Bronze AS, CLAUDIUS, 41 to 54 AD with MINERVA Historical Context: See above Obv: Claudius BUY NOW $139 plus shipping
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#11087: Bronze AS, CLAUDIUS, 41 to 54 AD with MINERVA Historical Context: See above Obv: Claudius BUY NOW $79 plus shipping
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#11071: Bronze AS, Claudius, 41 to 54 AD with LIBERTAS Historical Context: See above Obv: Claudius
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#11141: Bronze AS, Claudius, 41 to 54 AD with CERES Historical Context: See above Obv: Claudius SOLD $199 plus shipping
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#11295: BRONZE Dupondius - 25 to 5 BC, Antonia - Marc Antony's Other Daughter Mother of Claudius Historical Context: Antonia was the daughter of Marc Anotnoy and Octavia, sister to Octavian, later Emperor Augustus. She was raised along side of Cleopatra Selene II (also known as Cleopatra VIII of Egypt or Cleopatra VIII) a Ptolemaic Princess and was the only daughter to Ptolemaic queen Cleopatra VII of Egypt and Roman triumvir Mark Antony. Obv: Antonia SOLD $239 plus shipping
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NERO: Fiddled while Rome Burned..... 54 AD to 68 AD Historical Context: These coins were minted by the ROMAN EMPIRE during the reign of NERO, 54-68 AD. He was the son of Agrippina Junior, Clausius’ niece and later adopted by Claudius. Nero rose the throne when Claudius died in 54, apparently poisoned by orders of Agrippina. (Nero’s mother). He is usually credited with starting the great fire of Rome in 64 AD. He subsequently blamed the Christians for the fire, subjecting 1,000’s of them to public execution. His power was broken by a revolt in Gaul and he committed suicide. Following his suicide were the very short reigns of Galba, Otho, and Vitellius.
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#11826: AE As, NERO, 54 to 68 AD Nero, as Apollo, Playing Lyre (Fiddling while Rome Burned) Historical Context: See above Obv: Nero, Right facing SOLD $179 plus shipping
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#11736: Silver Denarius, NERO, 54 to 68 AD Historical Context: See above Obv: Nero, right facing
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#9578: AE Sestertius, NERO, 54 to 68 AD Historical Context: See above Obv: Nero, left facing SOLD $849 plus shipping
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#11055: AE Sestertius, NERO, 54 to 68 AD Historical Context: See above Obv: Nero, left facing SOLD $749 plus shipping
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#11556: AE Sestertius, NERO, 54 to 68 AD Rough, but, Lot's of Character and Detail Historical Context: See above Obv: Nero, Right facing BUY NOW $269 plus shipping
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#11835: AE As - 60 AD, NERO, 54 to 68 AD Historical Context: See above Obv: Nero, right facing SOLD $179 plus shipping
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#11827: AE As - 60 AD, NERO, 54 to 68 AD SECURITAS!! Historical Context: See above Obv: Nero, left facing SOLD $169 plus shipping
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#11074: AE As - 60 AD, NERO, 54 to 68 AD VICTORY Placing Laural Wreath Historical Context: See above Obv: Nero, right facing BUY NOW $169 plus shipping
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#11374: AE As - 60 AD, NERO, 54 to 68 AD VICTORY Placing INSCRIBED SHIELD Historical Context: See above Obv: Nero, right facing BUY NOW $269 plus shipping
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#11021: AE As - 60 AD, NERO, 54 to 68 AD VICTORY Placing INSCRIBED SHIELD Historical Context: See above Obv: Nero, right facing SOLD $329 plus shipping
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#11749: AE As - 60 AD, NERO, 54 to 68 AD VICTORY Placing INSCRIBED SHIELD Historical Context: See above Obv: Nero, left facing BUY NOW $249 plus shipping
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#11389: AE As - 60 AD, NERO, 54 to 68 AD VICTORY Placing INSCRIBED SHIELD Historical Context: See above Obv: Nero, left facing BUY NOW $299 plus shipping
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#11863: AE As - 60 AD, NERO, 54 to 68 AD VICTORY Placing INSCRIBED SHIELD Historical Context: See above Obv: Nero, left facing SOLD $299 plus shipping
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#11869: AE As - 60 AD, NERO, 54 to 68 AD VICTORY Placing INSCRIBED SHIELD Historical Context: See above Obv: Nero, Left facing BUY NOW $149 plus shipping
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#11849: AE As - 60 AD, NERO, 54 to 68 AD VICTORY Placing INSCRIBED SHIELD Historical Context: See above Obv: Nero, Right facing BUY NOW $239 plus shipping
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#11836: AE As - 60 AD, NERO, 54 to 68 AD VICTORY Placing INSCRIBED SHIELD Historical Context: See above Obv: Nero, Right facing SOLD $189 plus shipping
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#11161: AE As - 60 AD, NERO, 54 to 68 AD ROMA Seated Placing Wreath Historical Context: See above Obv: Nero, right facing BUY NOW $269 plus shipping
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#11362: AE As - 60 AD, NERO, 54 to 68 AD SECURITAS !! Historical Context: See above Obv: Nero, Left facing BUY NOW $219 plus shipping
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GALBA: Too Much a Hard Ass to Survive 68 to 69 AD Historical Context: Galba was 72 years old and a Senator when he was saluted emperor immediately after Nero's demise. He was well to do, having inherited 32 millions sesterii from Livia, mother of Tiberius. Galba proved to be an ineffective emperor. First, the Praetorian Guard (his body guards) were irritated because Galba failed to reward them for proclaiming him emperor. Second, he named a successor that had no military experience, angering the Praetorian, and this offended Otho, who expected to succeed Galba. Otho lead a revote within the Praetorian Guard against Galba, whom they murdered. |
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#9600: Denarius, GALBA, 68 to 69 AD Historical Context: See above Obv: Galba
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#11875: Denarius, GALBA, 68 to 69 AD Historical Context: See above Obv: Galba
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$349 plus shipping
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#3061: Sestertius, GALBA, 68 to 69 AD LARGE Bronze Coin Historical Context: See above Obv: Galba
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#11392: Bronze As, GALBA, 68 to 69 AD Historical Context: See above Obv: Galba SOLD $269 plus shipping
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#11222: SILVER Tetradrachm (Roman Egypt), GALBA, 68 to 69 AD LARGE Silver Coin Historical Context: See above Obv: Galba
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OTHO: Historical
Context: Otho was born in 32 AD to a distinguished Etruscan family. He was
ambitious and became a friend to Nero. He gained Nero's trust and
support by organizing Nero's debauches and may have played a role
assisting Nero in the assassination of Agrippina (Nero's mother).
Otho married Poppaea and then lost her to Nero. Thus, Otho was
assigned a remote military post. After Nero's death, Otho asserted
himself against Galba. His eventually captured and killed Galba
and Otho became emperor. However, Vitellius had the same
aspirations and scored a stunning defeat against Otho's forces.
Distraught, Otho committed suicide, just three months after ascending to
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#11158: Denarius, OTHO, 69 AD Ceres holding Ears of Grain RARE Emperor Historical Context: See above Obv: Otho SOLD $329 plus shipping
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VITELLIUS: Short Reign and Rough Ending..... 69 AD Historical Context: These coins were minted by the ROMAN EMPIRE during the reign of VITELLIUS (69 AD)!! Vitellius (Aulus Vitellius) was born into an equestrian family with a long tradition of serving the Julio-Claudian emperors. Vitellius served as Consul three time and was appointed to the College of the high preists. Galba appointed Vitellius as Governor of Lower Germany. The troops assigned to him used him to rebel, under his name, proclaimimg him Imperator and Germanicus, and set out for Rome. They succeeded. However, Vespasian had other thoughts and opposed him. Ultimately, Vespasian succeeded and Vitellius was dragged into the streets and tortured to death!!
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#11864: SILVER Denarius, VITELLIUS, 69 AD with VICTORY BOLD/Accurate Portrait !! Historical Context: See above Obv: Vitellius SOLD $219 plus shipping
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VESPASIAN Made a Name for Himself Putting Down the Judaean Revolt 69 to 79 AD Historical Context: These coins were minted by the Roman Empire during the reign of Vespasian (69 to 79 AD). T. Flavius Vespasianus, the son of Flavius Sabinus, a tax-gatherer, and Vespasia Polla. Despite his humble origin, his military skill carried him to a series of important posts, including the invasion of Britain and the revolt in Judea. In 69, he was proclaimed emperor. He quickly set about repairing the damage caused by the civil wars. He is the Emperor that built the Colesium. He proved to be a just and industrious ruler. He was deified by the Senate when he died.
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#9708: SILVER Denarius,
Vespasian, 69 to 79 AD RARE Type - JUDAEA CAPTA Issue Historical Context: See above Obv: Vespasian
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#9817: SILVER Denarius, Historical Context: See above Obv: Vespasian SOLD $159 plus shipping
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Special Purchase from the North Suffolk Hoard A chance find of a single Roman silver coin in a North Suffolk field is set to bring a cash windfall to two metal detectorists and the farmer on whose land it was discovered. Instead of one coin, retired Suffolk enthusiasts Norman Howard and John Halles eventually unearthed a hidden store of 206 denarii dating from the 2nd century BC to the 1st century AD Link to article about hoard: http://www.coinweek.com/ancient-coins/windfall-expected-from-the-north-suffork-hoard-of-roman-silver-coins/ This is a rare chance to own a Roman coin from a known hoard.
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#10879: SILVER Denarius, This coin featured in picture in atricle (center coin - upside down) Historical Context: See above Obv: Vespasian SOLD $199 plus shipping
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#11493: SILVER Denarius, Historical Context: See above Obv: Vespasian SOLD $ 89.95 plus shipping
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#8529: SILVER Denarius, Historical Context: See above Obv: Vespasian BUY NOW $99.95 plus shipping
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#10858: SILVER Denarius,
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#11832: SILVER Denarius, Historical Context: See above Obv: Vespasian SOLD $49.95 plus shipping
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#11303: BRONZE As, Historical Context: See above Obv: Vespasian BUY NOW $299 plus shipping
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#11876: BRONZE As, Historical Context: See above Obv: Vespasian SOLD
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#11365: BRONZE As, Historical Context: See above Obv: Vespasian BUY NOW $169 plus shipping
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#11361: BRONZE As, Historical Context: See above Obv: Vespasian BUY NOW $229 plus shipping
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#11474: BRONZE Dupondius, Historical Context: See above Obv: Vespasian SOLD $99.95 plus shipping
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#11479: BRONZE Dupondius, Historical Context: See above Obv: Vespasian SOLD $199 plus shipping
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#11552: BRONZE Dupondius, Historical Context: See above Obv: Vespasian BUY NOW $329 plus shipping
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#11305: BRONZE Dupondius, Historical Context: See above Obv: Vespasian BUY NOW $239 plus shipping
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#11538: BRONZE As, Historical Context: See above Obv: Vespasian SOLD $219 plus shipping
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#9704: SILVER Tetradrachm, Antioch Mint Vespasian, 69 to 79 AD LARGE Silver Coin Historical Context: See above Obv: Vespasian (High Relief) SOLD $149 plus shipping
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TITUS Bad Timing and He Died Young 79 to 81 AD Historical Context: Titus Flavius Vespasianus, born in 41, was the elder son of Vespasian and Flavia Domitilla. He later served in Germany and Britain and commanded a legion in his father's Jewish campaign. When Vespasian left, Titus remained to carry on the war and captured Jerusalem in 70. He proved himself an excellent leader. Following the natural disasters of 79 and 80 AD, including the eruption of My. Vesuvius, he initiated efforts to rebuild and to sooth the concerns of the Roman people. He was deeply mourned when he died prematurely in 81 AD.
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#9455: GOLD Aureus,
Titus, 79 to 81 AD Sacrifice to Ask PROTECTION from NATURAL DISASTERS (Ref; Eruption of Mt. Vesuvius - 79 AD) Historical Context: See above Obv: Titus
SOLD
$2195 plus shipping
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#9545: SILVER Denarius,
Titus, 79 to 81 AD RARE Type - JUDAEA CAPTA Issue Historical Context: See above Obv: Titus
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$695 plus shipping
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#11831: SILVER Denarius, Titus, 79 to 81 AD Sacrifice to Ask PROTECTION from NATURAL DISASTERS (Ref; Eruption of Mt. Vesuvius - 79 AD) Historical Context: See above Obv: Titus
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#11221: Bronze As Historical Context: See above Obv: Titus SOLD $199 plus shipping
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#11093: Bronze As Titus, 79 to 81 AD Propaganda: Equity !! Historical Context: See above Obv: Titus SOLD $189 plus shipping
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DOMITIAN Last of the 12 Caesars !! 81 to 96 AD Historical Context: This coin was minted by the ROMAN EMPIRE in during the reign of DOMITIAN, 81-96 AD. Titus Flavius Domitianus was the younger son of Vespasian (Titus was the older brother). At the premature death of Titus, Domitian rose to the throne. He seems to have been an able and effective administrator. However, history has been unkind to him. He did little to gain the affections of astrocrats in Rome, which may be he was not well perceived in history. He is known for being paranoid, predicting many plots against him. He was finally right, being killed by a close servant.
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#11791: AE As,
DOMITIAN, 81 to 96 AD Historical Context: This coin minted to commerate the Saeculum. In 88 AD, Domitian initiated the Saecular Games (LVDI SAECVLVM), a celebration to mark the commencement of a new age, or Saeculum. The games were first celebrated in either 348 or 249 BC and were supposed to be held every 100 to 105 years; however, after 146 BC the schedule was thrown off track by civil wars and disruptions, and the next Saeculum was not celebrated until Augustus did so in 17 BC. Obv:
IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM P M TR P VIII CENS PER P P,
Domitian, Head Right
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#8405: Denarius Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian BUY NOW $119 plus shipping
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#9375: Denarius Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian
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#10001: Denarius Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian SOLD $99.95 plus shipping
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#9880: Denarius ex-Wayne Sayles Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian SOLD $39.95 plus shipping
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#10823: Denarius Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian SOLD $189 plus shipping
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#9855: Denarius Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian SOLD $89.95 plus shipping
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#11245: Denarius Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian BUY NOW $89.95 plus shipping
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#11496: Denarius Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian SOLD $49.95 plus shipping
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#11582: Denarius Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian BUY NOW $99.95 plus shipping
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#9809: Denarius Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian BUY NOW $109 plus shipping
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#10232: Denarius Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian BUY NOW $89.95 plus shipping
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#9411: Denarius Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian BUY NOW $99.95 plus shipping
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#6678: Bronze Sestertius, Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian
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#11131: Bronze Quadrans, Historical Context: See above Obv: Rhino facing left SOLD $139 plus shipping
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#9815: Bronze As, Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian SOLD $129 plus shipping
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#10161: Bronze Dupondius, Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian
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#9511: Bronze As, Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian
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#9342: Bronze Dupondius, Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian
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#10269: Bronze As, Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian BUY NOW $149 plus shipping
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#11490: Bronze Dupondius, Historical Context: See above Obv: Domitian SOLD $199 plus shipping
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NERVA First of the Adoptive Emperors Beginning of Rome's GOLDEN ERA 96 to 98 AD Historical Context: This coin was minted by the ROMAN EMPIRE during the reign of NERVA, 96 to 98 AD. Nerva was a distinguish senator. He served important roles under Nero, Vespasian and Domitian. At the death of Domitian he was raised to throne but died of natural causes after a reign of only 1 1/2 years. Nerva made one of the most fortunate decisions of all time by deciding to select his successor based on merit. He adopted Trajan to succeed him. They are known as the adoptive emperors. This was the beginning of the Golden Era of Rome.
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#9712: SILVER Denarius !! NERVA, 96 AD Beginning of the ADOPTIVE EMPERORS !! and the GOLDEN ERA !! Aequitas standing, (Roman "Equity") Historical Context: See above Obv: Nerva
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#11799: SILVER Denarius NERVA, 96 AD Beginning of the ADOPTIVE EMPERORS !! and the GOLDEN ERA !! Historical Context: See above Obv: Nerva SOLD $149 plus shipping
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#10621: SILVER Denarius NERVA, 96 AD Beginning of the ADOPTIVE EMPERORS !! and the GOLDEN ERA !! Hands Clasping Historical Context: See above Obv: Nerva SOLD $149 plus shipping
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#5693: SILVER Denarius !! NERVA, 96 AD Beginning of the ADOPTIVE EMPERORS !! and the GOLDEN ERA !! FORTUNA seated, (Roman "GOOD LUCK") Historical Context: See above Obv: Nerva
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#11363: Bronze AS Historical Context: See above Obv: Nerva SOLD $129 plus shipping
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#7795: Bronze AS
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#4294: Bronze AS
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