Roman Coins

49-50AD Denarius – Claudius - Silver Denarius of Emperor Claudius, struck at the Roman Mint around 49-50AD. Diameter 19mm. The Obverse shows the laureate head of Claudius facing right. The Reverse shows the winged Pax-Nemesis.

187AD Silver Denarius of Emperor Commodus / Fortuna - Silver Denarius of Emperor Commodus, minted around 187AD/188AD at the Rome mint. The Reverse shows the Goddess Fortuna, standing, facing left, holding a rudder set on a globe.

List of Antoninus Pius Roman - List of the Roman Emperor Antoninus cois with descriptions, images, mintages, history and info for coin collectors.

37AD-38AD Sestertius – Gaius (Caligula) - Bronze Sestertius of Emperor Gaius, who is also known as Caligula. The Obverse shows the laureate head of Gaius facing left.

125AD Sestertius – Hadrian - Orichalcum Sestertius of Emperor Hadrian. Orichalcum is a gold-coloured bronze alloy used by the Roman Empire on several coins.

158AD-159AD Denarius – Antoninus Pius / Standing - Silver Denarius of Emperor Antoninus Pius, minted at the Rome Mint in 158AD or 159AD. The Reverse shows the Emperor standing, sacrificing from a patera (a shallow libation bowl) above a tripod.

39AD Quadrans – Gaius (Caligula) - Bronze Quadrans (a quarter of an As) of Emperor Gaius (better known as Caligula). The letters RCC at the centre record the remission of a tax (remissa ducentesima) of half a percent on sales.

69AD Denarius – Vitellius / Victory - Silver Denarius of Emperor Vitellius struck in 69AD at the Rome Mint. The Obverse shows the laureate head of Emperor Vitellius facing right.

Why Roman Coins Are NOT Expensive - Roman coins may be two thousand years old, but that fact alone does not make them expensive. Read why the majority of Roman coins are reasonably cheap to buy.

173AD-174AD Denarius – Marcus Aurelius / Togate - Silver Denarius of Emperor Marcus Aurelius, minted at the Rome Mint between 173AD and 174AD. The Reverse shows the Emperor standing front, togate (wearing a toga).