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Ancient Roman Provincial Bronze Coin of Emperor Nerva – Antioch, Syria 97 CE - Etsy
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unboxing my coin from Aegean numismatics on vcoins! #claudius #ancientrome #caesar #coins #ancientcoins
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Imagine holding a coin from Augustus’ time, 95% pure silver, real value in your hand. Fast forward to Aurelian, and that “silver” coin is basically bronze with a tiny shine. It shows how fast money can change when an empire is under pressure. History has lessons… even in something as small as a coin. ⁣ Repost if you love history or follow for more insights! #romanhistory #ancienteconomy #historyfacts | Jeremy Ryan Slate
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Imagine holding a coin from Augustus’ time, 95% pure silver, real value in your hand. Fast forward to Aurelian, and that “silver” coin is basically bronze with a tiny shine. It shows how fast money can change when an empire is under pressure. History has lessons… even in something as small as a coin. ⁣ Repost if you love history or follow for more insights! #romanhistory #ancienteconomy #historyfacts | Jeremy Ryan Slate
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⚡️ The silver that changed the world. When Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon in 49 BC, he didn’t just march on Rome—he marched on history itself. This denarius, struck by his traveling military mint, financed the revolution that ended the Republic and began an empire. The elephant crushes the serpent below—a symbol of good triumphing over corruption—while a single word proclaims destiny: CAESAR. This wasn’t propaganda. It was power, minted in silver. A coin born of war, carried by legions, remem
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⚡️ The silver that changed the world. When Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon in 49 BC, he didn’t just march on Rome—he marched on history itself. This denarius, struck by his traveling military mint, financed the revolution that ended the Republic and began an empire. The elephant crushes the serpent below—a symbol of good triumphing over corruption—while a single word proclaims destiny: CAESAR. This wasn’t propaganda. It was power, minted in silver. A coin born of war, carried by legions, remem
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A silver coin celebrating the assassination of Caesar funded the war that led to the Roman Empire. #history #ancienthistory #historyfacts | Archaeology and Lost Civilizations
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A silver coin celebrating the assassination of Caesar funded the war that led to the Roman Empire. #history #ancienthistory #historyfacts | Archaeology and Lost Civilizations
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Augustus (27 BC - 14 AD). AR Cistophorus, Ephesus mint, 24-20 BC. Obv. IMP – CAE – SAR. Bare head right. Rev. AVGV-STVS. Six grain ears. RIC I (2nd ed.) 481; RPC I 2214. AR. 11.74 g. 26 mm. R. Rare and choice example, with delicate cabinet tone. Good VF/About EF. 👉 Start price: € 500 👈 🟢 Buy Now Lot 427, Artemide LXIV! 👉 Link in bio 🔝 🎥 Watch our video on https://www.deamoneta.com/auctions/view/1076/427 #numismatics #coins #oldcoins #rarecoin #coincollections #ancientcoins #silvercoins #si
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Intriguing Aureus from Caesar’s Final Years! A popular gold issue of Caesar that features a very well centered reverse, this specimen remains essentially without evidence of time spent in commerce. The luster is vibrant and robust, and strike is rather clear and detailed, and the color a bright, eye-catching yellow. JULIUS CAESAR. AV Aureus (8.00 gms), Rome Mint; A. Hirtius, praetor, 46 B.C. NGC Ch AU, Strike: 5/5 Surface: 4/5. Lot 50091 | January 2024 NYINC Auction | Session A - Ancient Coins W
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