M. Volteius Mf Silver Denarius 78 BC
£330.00
M. Volteius Mf Silver Denarius 78 BC
18mm, 3.93g
1 in stock
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Unlock the mysteries of ancient Celtic tribes through their coins! šŗāØ Each coin tells a story of a unique culture, from the Iceni to the Atrebates.
Discover the intricate designs, symbols of power, and craftsmanship - view all coins, including these beautiful examples uploaded today, on our website now ā¦
#CelticCoins #AncientHistory #CelticTribes #NumismaticsāDuring Queen Anne`s reign (1702-1712) the gold Two Guineas coin was minted, continuing a tradition that began in the reign of Charles II.
Worth 42 shillings, it featured her portrait and reflected the evolving British economy. Queen Anne was the last of the Stuart dynasty and presided over key events like the War of the Spanish Succession, which established Britain as a major European power.
An imposing piece, most pleasing in hand. Two Guinea pieces of Queen Anne are especially hard to come by.
View this and other premium coins on our website: https://www.silburycoins.co.uk/product-category/premium-coins/Weāve added some high quality 1st and 2nd Century denari to our online stock today including a Domitianās āSecular Games Issueā example.
The Secular Games involved sacrifices, theatrical performances, and games over the course of several days and nights.
Also of note are the bronze antoninianus coins of Carausius, the Roman military commander who declared himself emperor of Britain.
View all Roman coins online now.Introducing the mints of late Anglo Saxon England. This map shows all the known mint sites of the period, together with a table showing comparative rarity. We enjoy researching and providing the background information for our customers, itās this information which makes collecting these coins all the more enjoyable.
Explore our new map and more information here:
https://www.silburycoins.co.uk/kings-of-all-england-part-2/
And view our current stock from the late Anglo-Saxon period here:
https://www.silburycoins.co.uk/product-category/anglo-saxon-viking-coins/late-saxon-period-c-973-1066ad/
