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France, Constitutional Monarchy, 2 Sous of Louis XVI, 1792. Paris mint. A worn example of this Fren
A Roman coin depicting Julia and her sons Gaius and Lucius. * 13 BCE* Pergamon museum, Berlin
Roman princes: Gaius Caesar (20 BCE - 4 CE)The coin was issued in 5 BCE, a year when Gaius was dec
elsewheregreen:Unissued 1716 crown - James VIII of Scotland, III of England. An 1828 strike using th
Coin of Antinous and Demeter. Roman Provincial; minted in: Adramyteum (Asia, Turkey, Mysia, Adramyte
How cute! Latvian Central Bank issues fairy tale cat coin [article]
littlesoldierboots:A sestertius featuring emperor CaligulaOn the other side of the coin, his three s
theancientwayoflife:~ Medallion with bust of Commodus.Culture: RomanPeriod: Imperial PeriodDate: A.D
Silver tetradrachm of Syracuse with head of Arethusa (obverse) and quadriga with Nike crowning the c
Usurpers: Uranius Antonius (250s CE)Roman-Syrian mystery man who was proclaimed emperor in 253 CE. N
23September 63 BCE - Gaius Octavius a.k.a. Augustus was born* Roman gold coin* Palazzo MassimoRome,
*adjusts ice packs for the 5,437th time*get laid with big ass local red heads now. >>>
centuriespast:Stater coinUnknown artist, GreekStater coin, ca. 360 - 350 BCESilverRISD Museum
aic-ancient:Aureus (Coin) Portraying Empress Sabina, Ancient Roman, 134, Art Institute of Chicago: A
Large zipper pouch Zoe //FlowieStyle
Leather Coin Purse //MollumVellum
India: Hyderabad state (1724-1948) - 1 Rupee 1919.
Alessandro de’ Medici, Duke of Florence (b. 1510; 1532–37). Medal by Domenico di Polo de’ Vetr
archaicwonder:Drachm from Phalanna, Thessaly, c.360-340 BCThe coin shows a young male facing right.
brassmanticore:Coin of King JoelAksum, modern Ethiopia6th century ADSymbolizes Aksum’s conversion to
theancientwayoflife:~ Two-drachma coin (didrachm).Culture: GreekDate: 525 - 475 B.C.Medium: Incuse s
Rudolf II - Holy Roman Emperor (1576–1612), silver thaler, 1607.
Right in the coin purse…
romegreeceart:Constantius Chlorus - CONSTANTIVS NOB CAES (Trier, 295 CE)Roman coin depicting western
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