The most important thing in numismatics is the identification of coins. To identify a Roman coin, there are several steps: – determine the type (sestertius, denarius, nummus, …) – determine the averse (emperor, empress, …) – determine the setback (allegory, animal, …)
Hello, last week I presented “5 Roman Coins in Silver”. In this article, I will therefore present “5 Roman Coins in Gold”. In the same way as in the previous article, we are going to do numismatics here. So we will decipher the coins and try to understand the messages they wanted to convey in …
Hello, last week I presented “5 Roman coins in billon”. In this article, I will therefore present “5 Roman silver coins”. In the same way as in the previous one, we are going to do numismatics here. So we will decipher them and try to understand the messages they wanted to convey in Roman times. …
Hello, two weeks ago, I presented “5 Roman coins in copper”. It is therefore normal that I now present “5 Roman coins in billon”. In the same way as in the previous article, we are going to do numismatics here by deciphering them and trying to understand their meanings as well as the messages they …
Hi, in this article I am going to introduce you 5 Roman coins in copper. I will therefore describe the avers and reverse of these coins as well as their legends … Therefore, we will do numismatics, study coins by decrypting them and trying to understand their meaning as well as the messages they wanted …
Hi, as I announced in the previous article, I will speak today about the environment of the manufacture of Roman coins. So we’ll see who created it, how it circulated, who received it….Finally everything from manufacturing to its use under the Roman Empire. Have a good read.
Hi, today we will continue and finish our series of articles dedicated to Roman coins. So I spoke to you in the previous two articles about bronze coins and silver coins. If you haven’t read them, read them here: Roman coins in Bronze and Roman coins in Silver. It is therefore normal for me to make …
Last week, I introduced you to the different types of Roman coins in bronze. Indeed, I had made short presentations on sesterces, as, dupondius … If you haven’t read it, go read it : Roman coins in Bronze. So I have to do an article on the different types of Roman coins made of silver. …
Hi, today we will talk about numismatics and more specifically Roman coins in bronze, brass and copper. It’s coins are all divided into different types: as, sesterce, follis, nummus, dupondius and sowing or quadrant. So here are the different bronze coins.
Hi, today I’m going to talk about numismatics by introducing you to my 5 favorite Roman coins. As usual, this ranking is my own and I invite you to put the coins you prefer in the comment space. So here are my 5 favorite Roman coins. Have a good read.
