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Release Date: 2009-10-05

Pages: 332, Hardcover, Kessinger Publishing, LLC

Pages: 32, Hardcover, American Numismatic Society

Pages: 132, Paperback, Brousson Press

Pages: 132, Paperback, Cambridge University Press

Pages: 480, Paperback, Kessinger Publishing, LLC

Postcard. Selection of Celtic and Roman silver coins found at Eriswell, Suffolk, including characteristic coins of the Icenii tribe and a newly minted denarius of Nero (54-68) located at the Bibliotheque Municipale, Laon, France. The Selection of Celtic and Roman silver coins found at Eriswell, Suffolk, including characteristic coins of the Icenii tribe and a newly minted denarius of Nero (54-68) was created around 61 BC.

2 Genuine Roman Coins, Bronze, 100-400AD, Choice Condition

Ancient Roman Coins Item Code: ferrari023 Number Available: 1 $371.25 We also accept orders via telephone and email. Learn more. Work Hesperides sive de Malorum Aureorum Cultura et Usu Libri Quatuor See description » Author Giovanni Ferrari Description Quae Suppeditavit Franciscus Gottifredus Patritius Romanus Date 1646 Condition of Plate Overall Excellent. There is an expertly repaired 2.5" tear in the left half of the bottom margin that enters the image. It is almost entirely disguised. Condition...

SALE! Regular Price : $40.00 Sale Price While Supplies Last: $30.00 186 pp., 7 plates. In this book, Dr. Penn has provided an extensive survey of aspects of medicine revealed on ancient Greek and Roman coins. The information collected here will intrigue numismatists, historians of ancient history and members of the medical profession, in addition to the general reader with an interest in the history of medicine. Paperback.

This is the most comprehensive catalogue of this series ever produced for the coin collector. This, now four-volume work spans almost eight centuries of Roman currency, from its Republican beginning in the early 3rd century BC down to the barbarien conquest of the western provinces and the commencement of the sole eastern (Byzantine) empire in the late 5th century AD. In addition to detailed descriptions of over 4000 coins this third volume contains a wealth of background information as well.

In the 3rd century the Roman emperors, and therefore the Roman empire, either had problems or were problems. In retrospect we tend to look at a century as a unitary entity of some kind, but, as we have just learned, the day after the century (or millennium) ends we get out of bed and brush our teeth just like we did the year before. By the end of the 3rd century Rome was in trouble and everyone knew it. Plans were made to fix things, but in the end they didn't work.

Product Information Mi Moneda Roman & Scarabee Coin - Small Features a Roman Head on one side and a Scarabee beetle on the other. The Scarabee symbolizes resurrection. This coin therefore represents protection and New Life. Moneda Coins - Come in a variety of different designs in three sizes and three colours so choose your favourite! These coins fit into the pendants so pick the size and colour that will match your chosen pendant. *Remember to choose your desired metal from the drop down list! Mi...

They are a mixed lot and Walt found many of Constantine the Great. His legalization and support of Christianity was extremely significant. Other emperors include Valens, Constans, Gallienus, Prous, Constantius II and many others. We can not guarantee any certain emperor.

Start identifying the coins in your ancient Roman collection today with Roman Base Metal Coins ! Includes hundreds of artists' renderings accurately depicting bronze coins by emperor. This comprehensive book covers Rome's Imperial period of coinage, from 27 B.C. - A.D. 476. Get this handy reference today!

obv.: Janiform head of Dioscuri, * below right chin, H under left chin, 4 dots below heads.

These coins are all attributable to emperor and reverse type. Some could benefit from further cleaning.