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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Aurelian Bronze — Restorer of Rome, NGC, AD 270–275
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Vabalathus & Aurelian Bronze — Rome & Palmyra, AD 271–272
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Ulpia Severina Bronze — Empress of Reunified Rome, AD 274–275
Regular price From $69.61 USDRegular price -
Tacitus Bronze — Emperor After the Crisis, AD 275–276
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Probus Bronze — Restorer After the Crisis, AD 276–282
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Carus Bronze — Emperor Before Diocletian, AD 282–283
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Carinus Bronze — End of the Crisis Years, AD 283–285
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Numerian Bronze — Son of Emperor Carus, AD 283–284
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Diocletian Bronze — Founder of the Tetrarchy, AD 284–305
Regular price From $86.00 USDRegular price -
Diocletian Bronze — Reformer of the Empire, AD 284–305
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Maximian Bronze — Co-Ruler with Diocletian, AD 286–305
Regular price From $86.00 USDRegular price -
Maximian Bronze — Leader of the Tetrarchy, AD 286–305
Regular price From $37.27 USDRegular price -
Constantius I Bronze — Father of Constantine, AD 293–306
Regular price From $86.00 USDRegular price -
Constantius I Bronze — Father of Constantine, AD 293–306
Regular price From $37.01 USDRegular price -
Constantius I Bronze — Tetrarch of Rome, AD 293–306
Regular price From $55.96 USDRegular price -
Theodora Bronze — Wife of Constantius I, c. AD 293–305
Regular price From $77.80 USDRegular price
