Roman Republic M. Cipius M. f. 115-114 BC Silver Denarius

Name: Roman Republic M. Cipius M. f. 115-114 BC Silver Denarius
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Code: QR717

Helmeted head of Roma, X behind, M CIPI M F before / Victory in biga holding palm branch , rudder below, ROMA in extergue

RCV166; 16mm, 3.91g

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Today we have added a good selection of Roman coins, including a selection from an old collection of silver denari from the Roman Republic, the earliest Roman silver coins available.

Followed by a good selection of 1st Century denari, high-grade bronze follies from the Tetrarchy & House of Constantine.

Ending with a silver siliqua from one of the less successful emperors, Flavius Victor from the late 4th Century AD who ruled the Western empire for around a year!

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A selection of English hammered coins have been uploaded today, including some nice short cross pennies and Henry VIII groats, ending with a few good Stuart period coins with strong portraits.

A nice offering of Medieval silver & gold coins.

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An interesting selection of coinage from Anglo Saxon England has been uploaded today.

Early sceatta including coins depicting the bust of the Norse god Wodan (Odin), a rare series Q coin likely depicting Christ and even a gold coin from the Merovingians.

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