Roman Empire Coins
500 years of empire. Every emperor left a coin.
NGC-certified Roman bronzes, silver denarii, and gold aurei spanning the full arc of imperial Rome, 27 BC to 476 AD.
27 BC to 476 AD
NGC Certified
Under $50 to start
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Severus Alexander Silver — Last of the Severans, AD 222–235
Regular price From $174.72 USDRegular price -
Julia Mamaea Silver — Mother of Severus Alexander, AD 222–235
Regular price From $169.34 USDRegular price -
Julia Mamaea Bronze Sestertius, AD 222–235
Regular price $225.00 USDRegular price -
Maximinus Thrax Silver Denarius — NGC Certified, AD 235–238
Regular price From $245.70 USDRegular price -
Gordian III Silver — Youngest Roman Emperor, AD 238–244
Regular price From $141.96 USDRegular price -
Philip I Silver — Rome's 1,000th Year, NGC, AD 244–249
Regular price From $150.15 USDRegular price -
Philip I Sestertius — Rome's 1,000th Year, AD 244–249
Regular price $225.00 USDRegular price -
Otacilia Severa Silver — Wife of Philip I, AD 244–249
Regular price From $150.15 USDRegular price -
Roman Provincial Bronze Coin from Hierapolis — Celebrating Harmony Between Ancient Cities
Regular price $85.00 USDRegular price -
Philip II Silver — Imperial Son of Rome, AD 247–249
Regular price From $184.28 USDRegular price -
Trajan Decius Silver — Defender of Rome, NGC, AD 249–251
Regular price From $141.96 USDRegular price -
Herennia Etruscilla Silver — Wife of Decius, AD 249–251
Regular price From $150.15 USDRegular price -
Trebonianus Gallus Silver — Crisis Years, AD 251–253
Regular price From $150.15 USDRegular price -
Hostilian Billon Tetradrachm — Roman Egypt, AD 251
Regular price $325.00 USDRegular price -
Volusian Silver — Son of Trebonianus Gallus, AD 251–253
Regular price From $156.97 USDRegular price -
Valerian I Bronze Coin from Ancient Anazarbus — Celebrating Rome's Great Games
Regular price $200.00 USDRegular price
