Roman: Republic (300 BC-27 BC)
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ROMAN SEWER GODDESS Venus Cloacina RARE Republic Denarius 42BC Julius Caesar Era
L. MUSSIDIUS LONGUS. Denarius (42 BC). Rome. Obv: CONCORDIA. Diademed and veiled head of Concordia right; star to right. Rev: L MVSSIDIVS LONGVS. Shrine of Venus Cloacina: two statues on platform with balustrade inscribed CLOACIN. Crawford 494/42b; CRI 188a; RBW 1745. Condition: Very fine. Weight: 3.5 g. Diameter: 17.7 mm.
Silver Roman Republic Coin, NEPTUNE w/ Trident & Winged Vicotry, 13-14mm, 87 BC
OBV: Head of Neptune right, DOSSEN & trident behind. The Roman Republic period is generally agreed to have been dated from the overthrow of the Roman Kingdom in 509 B.C. until Octavian’s defeat of Antony at Actium in 27 B.C., the advent of the Roman Imperial Period.
Roman Republic Silver Denarius Rome 62 BC L. Aemilius Lepidus Paullus 12F
Obverse: PAVLLVS LEPIDVS CONCORDIA, veiled and diademed head of Concordia facing right. Reverse: Three captives (King Perseus of Macedon and his two sons) standing right; to right, Paullus standing left, trophy to left.
Roman Republic Silver Denarius 82BC NGC Graded Fine Publius Crepusius Horseman
Roman Republic Silver Denarius of Publius Crepusius is a silver coin struck around 82 BCE during the late Roman Republic by the moneyer Publius Crepusius. It is known for its horseman reverse design, a classic example of Roman Republican artistry and symbolism.
Indo-Scythians Three Wise Men Silver Tetradrachm After 58 B.C. | VF NGC Ancients
The obverse shows Azes on horseback and the reverse features Zeus. Very limited quantities are available and each coin is certified authentic for NGC. NGC certified. 2,000 years old.
Roman Republic M Furius Philus AR Denarius 119 BC Janus Gallic Trophy
AR SILVER DENARIUS. This unusual Roman Republican denarius depicts the jugate heads of Castor and Pollux, the divine twins collectively known as the Dioscuri. The reverse presents a detailed Roman galley under oar—one of the more distinctive naval designs in the Republican silver series.
Roman Republic - L. Trebanius 135 BC Silver AR Denarius NGC Ch VF Jupiter Roma
Ruler/Moneyer: L. Trebanius. Denomination: AR Denarius. NGC Certification #: 6828053-004. Date: 135 BC. Grade: Ch VF. • Certified Roman and ancient coins. Period: Republic. Composition: Silver.
Republic, Calpurnius Piso AR Denarius 189-100 B.C. Rome mint Dioscuri stars
Rx: Dioscuri riding right, star above each head; CN•CA-LP- interlaced below, (ROMA) in exergue. Calpurnius Piso AR Denarius. Roman Republic. Ex- VA Estate collection of Roberta H. Gills.
Roman Republic - Cn Porcius Cato 123 BC Silver AR Denarius NGC XF 5/5 3/5
Ruler/Moneyer: Cn Porcius Cato. Denomination: AR Denarius. Reverse: Victory in biga right holding reins and whip; C CATO below, ROMA in ex. Date: 123 BC. • Certified Roman and ancient coins. Period: Republic.
Republic, Calpurnius Piso AR Denarius. 61 B.C. Rome mint Rider on horseback
Rx: Naked horseman galloping right, holding long palm branch; two pellets above and one below. Roman Republic. Filleted head of Apollo right; grape leaf/?. on vine behind. Estate collection of Roberta H. Gills.
Roman Republic - Anonymous AR Quinarius after 211 BC Roma NGC Ch VF comments
Denomination: AR Quinarius. Obverse: Head of Roma right, V behind. Reverse: Dioscuri riding right, ROMA in relief. Date: after 211 BC. NGC Certification #: 6828053-003. Ruler/Moneyer: Anonymous. Grade: Ch VF.
Julius Caesar AR Denarius Roman Imperatorial Spanish Mint Coin 44 BC • NGC VF
These include everything from esoteric ancient coins where few exist on the market to common, high-trading-frequency selections.
Roman Republic - Cn Domitius Ahenobarbus 116-115 BC Silver AR Denarius NGC XF
Ruler/Moneyer: Cn Domitius Ahenobarbus. Denomination: AR Denarius. Reverse: Jupiter in quadriga right with thunderbolt & branch, CN DOMI in ex. Date: 116-115 BC. • Certified Roman and ancient coins. Period: Republic.
Roman Republic AR Gilded Tetradrachm Amphipolis 167-149 BC, MAKEΔONΩN, SEE NOTES
Amphipolis Mint, 167-149 BC. One fact that we DO know is that in the Victorian period, 'antiquarians' would do things such as this to 'preserve' the coin or to 'improve' the coin or artifact, so it is entirely possible that this gilding was done within the past 150 years, give or take a few decades either side.
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136BC Roman Republic Silver Denarius L Antestius Gragulus Jupiter Quadriga 10Q
Light bankers mark to obverse, scratches on reverse to horses Obverse: Helmeted head of Roma right, wearing beaded earring; below chin, mark of value Ӿ; behind, GRAG downwards; beaded border. Reverse: Jupiter in quadriga right, holding sceptre and reins in left hand and hurling thunderbolt with right; below horses' hooves, L•ANTES (ANTE ligatured); in exergue, ROMA; line border.
C Valerius Flaccus AR Denarius 140 BC Victory Biga Crawford 228/2 Roman Republic
Reverse: Victory driving a galloping biga, or two-horse chariot, to the right while holding the reins and a whip. Ancient Roman Republic silver denarius issued by the moneyerC. Moneyer: C. Valerius C.f. Flaccus.
Roman Republic M Cipius AR Denarius 115-114 BC Crawford 289/1 BMC 522
Roman Republic – M. Cipius M.f. AR Denarius – 115–114 BC. Crawford 289/1. BMCRR 522–523. Approximate size: 17.8 x 16.7 mm. The photographs show the exact coin you will receive.
Julius Caesar AR Denarius Silver Venus Roman Coin 46 BC. Certified NGC Choice VF
Up for sale here is an excellent Roman Julius Caesar AR Denarius Coin (46 BC, Venus Head) that has been certified and professionally judged to be in Choice Very Fine Condition by the NGC Grading Service.
Roman Republic TI Claudius Nero C.79 BC AR Denarius Serratus Ch F NGC 951817-6
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L Titurius LF Sabinus King Tatius & Soldiers Abduct Sabines NGC Ancient Coin 939
L. Titurius L.f. Sabinus. The Titii had fallen into abeyance by the end of the republic, but were revived by emperor Augustus and existed to the end of the 2nd century CE. Augustus himself, and the emperor Claudius belonged to the college.
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Juno Sospita Denarius Serratus 64BC Ancient Roman Republic Silver Coin Fabatus
Moneyer: L. Roscius Fabatus. Obverse : L·ROSCI, Head of Juno Sospita, right, wearing goat-skin. Border of dots. Ancient Roman Republic Silver Denarius. Roman Empire. Roman Republic. Ancient Greek. Interested in other ancient Greek and Roman coins?.
Roman Republic - C. Plutius 121 BC Silver AR Denarius Roma NGC Ch VF
Ruler/Moneyer: C. Plutius. Denomination: AR Denarius. Reverse: Dioscuri driving right; C. PLVTI below, ROMA in exergue. NGC Certification #: 6829967-042. Date: 121 BC. Grade: Ch VF. • Certified Roman and ancient coins.
Roman Republic P.Sulp. Galba AR Denarius NGC CH VF 69/68BC
Roman Republic P.Sulp. Galba AR Denarius NGC CH VF 69/68BC.
Roman Republic Mn Cordius Rufus AR Denarius Venus Cupid Dolphin 46 BC
Reverse: Cupid riding a dolphin right and holding the reins; MN·CORDIVS below, with the MN ligate. Weight 3.95g. 17.21mm * References: Crawford 463/3; Sydenham 977; Babelon Cordia 3; Sear 442; CRI 65 * Grade: approximately VF, with an especially attractive and sharply detailed portrait of Venus; localized weakness on the reverse * Genuine ancient Roman Republican silver coin The Venus imagery may reflect the political ascendancy of Julius Caesar, whose family claimed descent from Venus Genetrix. From a former coin dealer’s personal collection, assembled in the 1970s and held for approximately 50 years. Please examine the enlarged photographs carefully. The coin pictured is the exact coin you will receive. Guaranteed genuine.
Roman Republic Q. Cassius Longinus AR Denarius XF 55BC
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Roman Republic obv Mars Rev Victory in Biga Denarius c. 88 BC NGC Ch F Fine
Obverse Mars and Reverse Victory in Biga. NGC Choice Fine. c. 88 BC Roman Republic.
Lucius Caesius AR Denarius "Two Lares, Dog, Head of Vulcan" Good Very Fine
Lucius Caesius AR Denarius. Reverse: Two Lares seated right on rocks, each holding a staff; dog standing right between them being petted, head of Vulcan and tongs above. The Ancient Romans were a proud and mighty civilization.
Marc Antony AR Denarius Silver Galley Roman Coin 32 BC - Certified NGC VF
Up for sale here is an excellent Roman Marc Antony Galley AR Denarius Coin (32-31 BC) that has been certified and professionally judged to be in Very Fine Condition by the NGC Grading Service. This is a remarkable Antony Denarius with strong Very Fine detail.
Marc Antony Silver Denarius 30BC Genuine Legionary Roman Imperatorial NGC Graded
The Marc Antony Legionary Silver Denarius is an iconic Roman Imperatorial coin issued to fund and honor Antony’s military forces during the buildup to the Battle of Actium. Its obverse typically shows a detailed war galley, symbolizing naval strength, while the reverse displays legionary standards identifying specific legions.
Gaul, Nemausus Augustus & Agrippa AE Dupondius(?) c.16 BD-AD 14 Imitative Issue
The product is a Gaul, Nemausus Augustus & Agrippa AE Dupondius(?) coin from the Roman Republic era, specifically dating back to the years 16 BC to 14 BC. This imitative issue coin holds historical significance as it represents a piece of ancient Roman currency during the tumultuous period of the Republic. With its unique design and minting characteristics, this coin offers a glimpse into the art, politics, and economy of Rome in the 1st century BCE.
Marc Antony Silver Denarius 30BC Genuine Legionary Roman Imperatorial NGC Graded
The Marc Antony Legionary Silver Denarius is an iconic Roman Imperatorial coin issued to fund and honor Antony’s military forces during the buildup to the Battle of Actium. Its obverse typically shows a detailed war galley, symbolizing naval strength, while the reverse displays legionary standards identifying specific legions.
Roman Republic - M. Atilius Saranus 148 BC Silver AR Denarius Roma NGC VF
Ruler/Moneyer: M. Atilius Saranus. Denomination: AR Denarius. Obverse: Head of Roma right, SARAN (AN in monogram) behind, X below. Reverse: Dioscuri galloping right, M ATILI below, ROMA in exergue. Date: 148 BC.
Roman Republic C Calpurnius Piso Frugi Denarius 67 BC Horseman Crawford 408/1a
Reverse: Horseman galloping right, apparently wearing a conical cap and holding a palm branch. Portions of the moneyer’s legend C·PISO·L·F·FRVGI remain visible below. Date: Circa 67 BC.
Julius Caesar 49-48 BC. Rome AR Denarius traveling Military mint Elephant
AR Denarius. Julius Caesar 49-48 BC. Elephant advancing trampling right, below CAESAR. Military mint traveling with Caesar in northern Italy.
Roman Republic M. Porcius Cato AR Denarius Victory VICTRIX 89 BC Porcia 5
References: RSC I, p. 80, Porcia 5; Crawford 343/1b; Sydenham 596; Sear 247. M. Porcius Cato, moneyer. Reverse: Winged Victory seated right, holding a patera in her outstretched right hand and a palm branch in her left; VICTRIX in the exergue.
Roman Republic Quintus Cassius Longinus AR Denarius 55BC Ancient Silver Coin
You will receive the coin shown. All of my coins are authentic. All sales final. Weight is 3.8 grams
c.85 BC Roman Republic Mn. Fontelus C.F. AR Denarius NGC F
CVC & Collectables presents thisRoman Republic silver denarius was issued circa 85 BC by moneyer Manius Fonteius C.f. Struck during the turbulent final decades of the Roman Republic, the type features a laureate head of Apollo on the obverse and a dynamic mythological scene on the reverse.
Marc Antony Silver Denarius 30BC Roman Imperatorial Legion NGC Graded Certified
The Marc Antony Legionary Silver Denarius is an iconic Roman Imperatorial coin issued to fund and honor Antony’s military forces during the buildup to the Battle of Actium. Its obverse typically shows a detailed war galley, symbolizing naval strength, while the reverse displays legionary standards identifying specific legions.
Roman Imperatorial Silver Denarius 46BC NGC Genuine Coin M C Rufus Jugate Heads
This is a genuine Roman Imperatorial Silver Denarius struck in 46 BC by Manius Cordius Rufus, certified as Genuine by NGC. The obverse features the distinctive jugate heads of the Dioscuri, Castor and Pollux, symbolizing protection and divine favor.
Roman Republic Silver Denarius 85BC NGC Graded Fine L. Julius Bursio Chariot
The Roman Republic Silver Denarius of L. Julius Bursio was struck in 85 BC by the moneyer Lucius Julius Bursio during the late Roman Republic.