DISCOVER HISTORICAL ANCIENT ROMAN COINS

Vespasian AR Denarius Rome Mint. 71 CE Obv:Head laureate right; IMP CAES VESP AVG PM Rev: Vesta seated left with simpulum; PON MAX RIC 45; BMC 55; RSC 358 Ex: ebay seller sjmint Here is a very uncommon common coin for Vespasian. I liked the portrait and I liked the unusual for the issue reverse legend across the fields. Go ahead and do a search and see what you come up with. Maybe at first it seems common until that is you decide to try to find one. It is far more common to s

Divus Vespasian, AR Denarius. Rome, under Titus, 80-81. (17.5 mm, 3.24 g, 4 h), Obv: Laureate head of Divus Vespasian to right; DIVVS VESPASIANVS [AVGVSTVS] Rev: Slow quadriga to right, with car in form of small temple; EX S C RIC 362 (R2); BMC 117; RSC 147; Hendin 1585a Ex: Nomos Obolos Auction 16 Lot 1127 Sunday October 11, 2020 I was very excited to win this one at auction a few weeks ago. The Divus issues of Vespasian issued by Titus are, as a group, not rare at all. Howe

TITUS, as Caesar AD 69-79 AR Denarius. Rome mint, AD 77-78 (19.1 mm 3.07g) RIC 949; BMC 222, RSC 66 Obv: laureate head right; T CAESAR IMP VESPASIANVS Rev : Mars standing left holding spear and trophy, large wheat ear behind him; COS VI Purchased from Minotaur Coins in Singapore As this is the first one I have seen for sale in 3 years, I do not quite believe the rating of common in RIC. It is quite possible that it is common win the major museum collections but is not common

Domitian (81-96). AR Denarius, 82 AD. (18.00mm 3.08g) Obv: Head laureate right Rev: Minerva standing left, hurling spear and holding shield. RIC 98; BMC 24; RSC 592 Ex: Artemide Aste Kunstaukrionen e-live auction 14 October 3-4 Lot# 361 From Domitian's 2nd year as Augustus. While this coin is worn I rather liked the portrait. I have a number of coins from Domitian's first year as Augustus and I very much like these early issues. While the portraits vary greatly some are very