Julian II Silver Siliqua Barbarous Copy 360-363AD-16267

Sold

Julian II Silver Siliqua Barbarous Copy 360-363AD

Name: Julian II Silver Siliqua Barbarous Copy 360-363AD
SKU: BR417
Price: 225.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£225.00

Code: BR417

Julian II Silver Siliqua Barbarous Copy 360-363AD
16mm, 1.72g

Also known as Julian the Apostate, the son of Julius Constantius and half-brother to Constantine I, he was Roman Emperor from 361 to 363, also recognised as a notable philosopher and author in Greek.

Contemporary copies of siliqua from this period are scarce.
Provenance will be provided.

1 in stock

Enquire about this coin

Sell one like this

You may also be interested in these…

Latest News

View

May 3

Open

As we delve into the fascinating world of ancient Greek coins, we uncover a treasure trove of history, mythology, and cultural identity.

From the martial prowess of Thebes to the intellectual legacy of Athens, from the maritime dominance of Aegina to the multiculturalism of Syracuse, each coin tells a unique story of its city-state’s aspirations and achievements.

View our latest Greek stock online now.

#greekancientcoins #greekcoins #coins #numismatics #ancientgreece #tetradrachm #turtle #silvercoins ...

View

Apr 30

Open

The Twelve Caesar coins, a numismatic treasure trove, tell the tale of Rome’s iconic leaders.

Todays latest stock upload features coins adorned with the faces of Caligula, Tiberius, Domitian, and Claudius. Revealing a mosaic of Roman imperial history.

Caligula’s infamous extravagance, Tiberius’s enigmatic rule, Domitian’s authoritarian grip, and Claudius’s unexpected rise to power—all captured in these ancient coins. Each one bears witness to the ambitions, excesses, and complexities of these influential emperors, offering a glimpse into the turbulent world of ancient Rome.

See the full stock on our website now… ...

View

Apr 27

Open

This truly magnificent piece will be familiar to many as the Arras Medallion of Constantius I. A spectacular gold medallion valued at 10 solidi issued to commemorate the end of Constantius’s campaign, his victory over the British usurper Allectus and the recapture of London circa AD 297.

We sold this piece recently and wanted to share it with you. In case you are concerned, no we are not writing this from inside a prison cell, if you look carefully this is actually a 20th Century copy of the original, executed very well indeed.

Read more here: https://www.silburycoins.co.uk/hoards-and-research/impressive-london-medallion/ ...

View

Apr 25

Open

Unlock the mysteries of ancient Celtic culture with a selection of Celtic coins uploaded this week. From the enigmatic Corieltauvi to the powerful Belgae, each coin tells a fascinating story of ancient civilization. View on our website today … ...

Julian II Silver Siliqua Barbarous Copy 360-363AD

You may also be interested in these…

Related products

Constantine I Bronze Follis 307-337AD London, left facing

Constantius II Gold Solidus 337-361AD

Constantine I as Caesar Bronze Half Follis 307-337AD Trier Rare

House of Constantine Commemorative Series Silver Third Siliqua 330-354AD

Latest News

Enquire about this coin

Sell a coin