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The London Mint Rise And Fall Of The Roman Empire Six Coin Set, includes a silver Empress Otacilia Severa Antoninianus, silver Republican Denarii Denarius, silver Emperor Vespasian Denarius etc, in a wooden fitted case with certificate of authenticity.

A cased set of fourteen Roman silver Denarius coins

Roman silver Denarius coin – Faustina Junior, wife of Marcus Aurelius, married in 145 AD

Struck in Rome. OBVERSE: Portrait of Julius Caesar (right), Laurel branch left, winged caduceus right; REVERSE: Charging bull with legends L. LIVINEIUS above, REGULUS in exergue; BMC 4274; B. 57; Craw. 494/24; Syd. 1106; Cohen 2; Seaby 109/27. Pretty gold notes on top of even gray toning on an unusually well-struck, well-preserved portrait denarius depciting Caesar. Extremely Fine.A rare type with one of the best portraits of Julius Caesar seen on ancient Roman denarii.Stack's, Unique Complete Series Men of Rome: The Golden Military Years Lvcivs Svlla to Severvs Alexander 82 BC - 235 AD - The John Whitney Walter Collection, Nov. 29th, 1990, Lot #6. Numismatic Fine Art, NFA Auction XX, March 9th, 1988, Lot #57.

OBVERSE: Bare head (right) with legend CAESAR DIVI F COS VI; REVERSE: Crocodile (right) with legend AEGVPTO CAPTA in two lines above and below crocodile; RIC 545 (R3); BMC 653; Cohen 4.Another attractive Aegypto Capta denarius. The term for a group of crocodiles is a "bask" when the creatures are on land, a "float" when in water. Carol Ross had a small bask of Nile crocodiles in the form of her Aegypto Capta denarii.Stack's, Ancient, Foreign and United States Coins: Featuring Selections from the Collections of Dr. Alfred R. Globus and Gerald B. Shulman, Dec. 2nd-3rd, 1998, Lot #149.

Four Imperial denarii, grades Very Fine to Extremely Fine.Domitian. c. 86 C.E. AR Denarius - OBVERSE: Laureate head of Domitian (right); REVERSE: Minerva advancing right with spear and shield; RIC 454. Some multicolored toning over dark gray surfaces. Nice Very Fine.Divus Antonius Pius. c. 161 C.E. AR Denarius. OBVERSE: Bare head (right); REVERSE: Four-tiered funeral pyre, quadriga atop; RIC III 436. Dark, even colration. Very Fine.Crispina. c. 178-182 C.E. AR Denarius. OBVERSE: Head of Crispina (right); REVERSE: Clasped hands, legend CONCORDIA surrounding; RIC 297A Commodus. Even gray coloration. Extremely Fine.Septimius Severus. c. 197 C.E. AR Denarius. OBVERSE: Laureate head of Septimius Severus' facing right; REVERSE: Hercules standing facing, head right, resting on club behind and holding bow in left hand at waist level in front, lion's skin over left arm; Very Fine.

Four Roman silver Denarius of Trajan, all 117AD and laureate head right, comprising rev Trajan's column type; rev Rome seated left; rev Virtus helmeted in military dress and rev Victory holding a wreath

Four Roman silver Denarius of Hadrian, all 117-138AD laureate head right, comprising rev Egypt reclining left; rev Arabia standing, head left; rev Victory facing right and holding wreath and rev emblems of the augurate and pontificate

Four Roman silver Denarius of Antonius Pius, all 138-161 AD and laureate head right, comprising rev Clementia standing left holding paterae; 2 x rev woman facing right holding cornucopia and rev standing figure facing left

Four Roman silver Denarius of various Empresses to include Crispina 178-182 AD draped head right rev Concordia standing left holding paterae; Julia Mamaea 193-211 AD facing right rev Vesta veiled and robed holding sceptre and paterae; Julia Maesa 218-220 AD draped bust right rev Pudicitia seated left and Faustina I 141-161 AD draped head right rev Venus standing left

Three Roman silver Denarius of empresses comprising Faustina II 127-175 AD draped head right rev Fecunditas standing right holding sceptre and child; Plautilla 202-205 AD draped bust right rev Concordia standing left holding paterae and Lucilla 161-163 AD draped bust right rev Concordia seated left holding paterae

Roman serrated silver Denarius of C. Poblius 80 BC, Roma right rev Hercules facing left strangling the Nemean lion

Roman silver Denarius of Octavian 30 BC, Victory facing right standing on a prow, rev Octavian driving triumphal quadriga

Roman silver Denarius of Augustus 27 BC - 14 AD, laureate head right Temple of Mars Ultor, rev some graffiti

Roman silver Denarius of Augustus 27 BC - 14 AD, laureate head right, rev brothers Gaius and Lucius Caesar

Roman silver Denarius of Vitellius 69 AD, laureate head right, rev Vesta seated right holding paterae and sceptre

Roman silver Denarius of Commodus 177-192 AD, laureate head right, rev male and female captive

Four Roman silver Denarius comprising Geta 209-212 AD, laureate head right, rev Fecitas Tempor figures shaking hands; 2x Geta Caesar 198-209 AD both bare head right, one rev Nobilitas standing right holding sceptre and palladium the other rev Geta standing left holding paterae over altar and Lucius Verus 161-162 AD bare head right, rev Mars standing right holding spear

Four Roman silver Denarius comprising Caracalla as Augustus 198-217 AD, laureate head right, rev Dea Caelestis holding sceptre and thunderbolt; Caracalla 216 AD laureate head right, rev radiate lion walking left; Caracalla 216 AD laureate Salus standing left holding sceptre and Claudius Albinus 194 AD, head right, rev Aesculapius standing holding rod entwined with a serpent

Four Roman silver Denarius comprising three Septimius Severus 193-211 AD, one laureate head right, rev Africa with lion standing right holding scorpion; another laureate head right, rev Jupiter standing left and the third laureate head right, rev Fortuna standing left; and a Severus Alexander 222-235 AD example, laureate head right, rev Providentia standing left holding cornucopia and grain ears

Four Roman silver Denarius comprising Commodus 177-192 AD, bare head right, rev Commodus with trophy; Marcus Aurelius 161 AD laureate head right, rev Providentia standing left; Elagabalus 218-212 AD laureate head right, rev Elagabalus standing right sacrificing over lighted altar and Marcus Aurelius 161 -180 AD laureate head right, rev Aequitas seated left holding scales

Nerva (96-98), Denarius, 98, laureate head right, rev. clasped hands, 3.04g/6h (RIC 48); Trajan, Denarius, 103-11, laureate and partially draped bust right, rev. Pietas standing left, dropping incense onto lighted altar, 3.02g/6h (RIC 104); Antoninus Pius, Denarius, 153-4, laureate head right, rev. Fortuna standing left, holding rudder and cornucopia, 3.03g/6h (RIC 232); Marcus Aurelius, Denarius, 162-3, bare head right, slight drapery, rev. Providentia standing left, holding globe and cornucopia, 3.29g/6h (RIC 70); Commodus, Denarius, 186-7, laureate head right, rev. Commodus sacrificing over lighted altar, 3.28g/12h (RIC 161) [5]. Fine and better £120-£150

IBERIA, Bolskan, Denarius, 80-72, bearded head right, wearing pelleted necklace, Iberian characters behind, rev. horseman right carrying lance, ‘bolskan’ in Iberian below, 4.10g/1h (Pozzi 5; SNG BM Spain 710-33). About very fine, grey tone £90-£120

Roman Republican, C. Vibius C.f. Pansa, Denarius, c. 90, mask of Silenus right, pansa behind, rev. mask of Pan, c vbivs c f behind, 3.23g/6h (Craw. 342/1; RSC Vibia 8); C. Censorinus, Denarius, c. 88, head of Apollo right, rev. free horse galloping right, 3.83g/7h (Craw. 346/2); L. Furius Cn.f. Brocchus, Denarius, c. 63, head of Ceres right, corn ear left and barley grain right, rev. curule chair, fasces either side, 3.248g/5h (Craw. 414/1; RSC Furia 23); L. Plautius Plancus, Denarius, c. 47, head of Medusa facing, coiled snake either side, rev. Victory facing, holding palm-branch and leading four horses, 2.87g/11h (Craw. 453/1a; RSC Plautia 15); EMPIRE, Vallerian II, Antoninianus, Colonia Agrippinensis, 257-8, radiate and draped bust right, rev. young Jupiter seated on goat walking right, raising hand, 3.19g/6h (RIC 3; RSC 26); together with another Denarius [6]. Poor to good fine, fourth rather corroded £60-£80

Vespasian (69-79), Denarius, early 70, laureate head right, imp caesar vespasianvs avg around, rev. Pax standing left, holding branch and caduceus, cos iter tr pot around, 3.04g/6h (RIC 27; RSC 94g); Titus, Denarius, 79, similar, imp titvs caes vespasian avg p m, rev. Capricorn left, globe below, tr p viii imp xiiii cos vii pp, 3.11g/12h (RIC 19; RSC 280) [2]. Good fine, the second scarce £90-£120

Trajan (98-117), Denarius, 103-111, laureate bust right, drapery on far shoulder, rev. Dacia seated left on piles of arms mourning, left foot on helmet, 2.62g/8h (RIC 98; RSC 120); Antoninus Pius, Denarius, 145-61, laureate head right, rev. winged thunderbolt lying horizontal atop draped throne, 3.72g/6h (RIC 137; RSC 345). Very fine, some toning £90-£120

Augustus (27 BC-AD 14), Denarius, Lugdunum, 2 BC-AD 4, laureate head right, rev. Gaius and Lucius Caesars standing facing, shields and spears between them, simpulum and lituus above, 3.58g/6h (RIC 207; RSC 43). Fine, edge smoothed £60-£80

Roman Imperiatorial, Octavian, Denarius, Military mint in Italy, early 40 BC, struck under Quintus Salvius Salvidienus Rufus as imperator, c caesar [–]ir r p c around bare head of Octavian, slightly bearded, rev. q salvivs [–] des / g above, around thunderbolt, 3.81g/12h (Ghey 323, this coin; Craw. 523/1b; BMCRR Gaul 87; RSC 514; Sear 300). Patchy patina, fair and rare £60-£80 --- Provenance: Found as part of the Helmingham Hall Hoard, 2019

Nerva (96-98), Denarius, 97, laureate head right, rev. Salus, draped, seated left on throne, holding two corn-ears downwards in extended right hand, left arm resting on arm of throne, 3.32g/7h (RIC 20; RSC 134); Divus Antoninus, Denarius, 162, bare head right, rev. altar, divo pio around, 3.17g/6h (RIC 441; RSC 357); Marcus Aurelius (as Caesar), Denarius, 145-160, bare head right, Honos standing left, holding branch and cornucopia, 3.07g/1h (RIC Antoninus Pius 429A; BMC 594); Marcus Aurelius, Denarius, 164-5, laureate head right, rev. Felicitas standing left, holding caduceus and cornucopia, 2.96g/6h (RIC 132; RSC 476) [4]. Fine to very fine £120-£150

Domitian (81-96), Denarius, 92, laureate head right, imp caes domit avg germ p m tr p xi around, rev. Minerva advancing right holding spear and shield, imp xxi cos xvi cens p p p around, 3.61g/6h (RIC 728; RSC 273). Good very fine with beautiful light toning £90-£120

Roman Imperiatorial, Julius Caesar, a fourrée Denarius, military mint travelling with Caesar, 49-8, elephant walking right, trampling on dragon before, caesar in exergue, rev. emblems of the pontificate; simpulum, aspergillum, axe and apex, 2.49g/9h (Craw. 443/1; BMCRR Gaul 27-30; RSC 49). Small areas of corrosion, about fine £90-£120

Julia Domna (Augusta 193-217), Denarius, 196-211, draped bust right, rev. Isis, wearing peaked head-dress, standing right, left foot on prow, with the infant Horus at her breast, altar against which rests a rudder to left, 3.08g/6h (RIC Septimius Severus 577; RSC 174); together with four further Denarii of Julia Domna (4) [5]. First very fine, portrait better, others good fine £100-£150

Caracalla (198-217), Denarius, 213-7, laureate head right, rev. Liberalitas standing left, holding abacus and cornucopia, 3.24g/11h (RIC 302; RSC 139); Elagabalus, Denarius, 218-22, laureate and draped head right, rev. Fides, seated left, holding eagle and standard, standard before, 3.36g/12h (RIC 71b; RSC 32a); Severus Alexander, Denarius, 231-5, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Jupiter standing front, head right, feet apart, hurling thunderbolt with right hand, 3.16g/1h (RIC 235; RSC 76) [3]. Good very fine, an attractive group £120-£150

Antoninus Pius (138-161), Denarii (2), 140-3, bare head right, rev. Aequitas holding scales and vertical sceptre, 3.02g/6h (RIC 61; RSC 14); 155-6, laureate head right, rev. Annona standing left, holding two corn-ears downwards and setting left hand on modius on prow, rudder rests on prow, 3.29g/12h (RIC 249; RSC 983); Divus Antoninus Pius, Denarius, after 161, bare head right, rev. pyre of four tiers, decorated with hangings and garlands, surmounted by quadriga, 2.85g/6h (RIC Marcus Aurelius 436; RSC 436); Diva Faustina, Denarius, 141, draped bust right, rev. Juno standing left, extending right hand and holding sceptre in left, 3.44g/5h (RIC Antoninus Pius 344; RSC 26) [4]. Fine or better £90-£120

Geta (Cæsar 198-209), Denarii (2), 198-200, bare-headed and draped bust right, rev. Felicitas standing left, holding caduceus and cornucopia, 3.03g/11h (RIC 2; RSC 44); 210-2, laureate and bearded head right, rev. Victory standing left, holding wreath and palm sloped over left shoulder, 1.99g/11h (RIC 92; RSC 219); Caracalla, Denarius, 203, laureate and draped bust right, rev. Roma standing left, holding Victory and spear, 3.48g/6h (RIC 69; RSC 499); together with a Denarius of Plautilla [4]. Caracalla better than very fine, others fair or better £90-£120

Domitian (81-96), Denarius, 92-3. laureate head right, imp caes domit avg germ p m tr p xii around, rev. Minerva standing left, holding spear, imp xxii cos xvi cens p p p around, 3.47g/6h (RIC 742; RSC 278). Some edge smoothing, very fine, portrait better, toned £80-£100

Marcus Aurelius (161-180), Denarius, 166, laureate head right, rev. Pax standing left, holding olive-branch downwards and cornucopia, 3.15g/5h (RIC 164; RSC 880); Faustina II, Denarius, 145-61, draped bust right, rev. Pudicitia standing left, right hand drawing out fold of robe in front of face and with left gathering up fold of skirt, 3.20g/1h (RIC Antoninus Pius 507A; RSC 176) [2]. Very fine £80-£100

Roman Republican, L. Julius Bursio, Denarius, c. 85, draped male bust right, trident and palm frond behind, rev. l ivli bvrsio, Victory driving quadriga right, crowning horses, 3.93g/4h (Craw. 352/1a; RSC Julia 5). Very fine, some surface marks £60-£80

Roman Republican, M. Junius Silanus, Denarius, c. 145, helmeted head of Roma right, ass’s head behind, rev. Dioscuri riding right, m ivni roma below, 3.46g/9h (Craw. 220/1; RSC Junia 8). About very fine, toned £90-£120

Roman Republic, M. Papirius Carbo, Denarius, c. 122, helmeted head of Roma right, laurel branch behind, x below chin, rev. Jupiter driving fast quadriga right, m carbo / roma below, 3.91g/12h (Craw. 276/1; RSC Papiria 6). Better than very fine, dark toned £90-£120

Roman Republican, Titus Carisius, Denarius, c. 46, head of the Aphrodisian Sibyl right, hair decorated with jewels, enclosed in a sling and tied with bands, rev. t carisivs above and before Sphinx seated right, iii vir in exergue, 3.82g/11h (Craw. 464/1; RSC Carisia 11a). Good fine, dark toned £60-£80

Marcus Aurelius (161-180), Denarius, 166-7, laureate head right, rev. Aequitas standing left, holding scales and cornucopia, 3.26g/1h (RIC 171; RSC 882); together with Denarii of Faustina Junior and Commodus (2), and an As of Crispina (4) [5]. Fair or better £90-£120

Roman Empire a lot comprising various denarius and tetradrachm Roman coins with examples from Galerius, Philip I, Septimus Severus etc (8) Condition Report:Available upon request

3rd century BC-3rd century AD. Including an Alexander III AR Drachm and an interesting imitation of a Denarius of Septimius Severus. 46gr total. Condition as seen.From the collection of a gentleman, acquired on the London art market in the 1990s.TimeLine Auctions follows a rigorous vetting process to ensure the authenticity and legality of all items, reinforcing our commitment to integrity and responsible trading. Each antiquity, antique, and coin lot undergoes thorough examination by a vetting committee of at least ten external specialists, professional trade association members, scientists, and archaeologists.

Three Ancient Roman coins, comprising Diocletian (284-305AD) Antoninius, 3.8g, 21mm, a Tiberius denarius, plus one other (3)

Ancient Rome Gordian III (238-244AD) silver denarius, Caracalla (196-198AD) silver denarius, Julia Maesa (222AD) silver denarius and Septimus Severus (193-211AD) silver denarius. (4)

JUDÆA, Bar Kochba Revolt, Zuz [Denarius], yr 2 [133-4], ‘Simon’ [in Paleo-Hebrew script], bunch of grapes in three lobes hanging from branch, tendril to right and leaf to left, rev. ‘Year Two of The Freedom of Israel’ [in Paleo-Hebrew script], upright palm branch, 3.16g/5h (Sofaer pl. 229, 52-4; Hendin 6423). Usual signs of overstriking and with some light surface deposits, otherwise good very fine [Graded by NGC as Ch AU 4/5 3/5, die shift] £600-£800 --- Provenance: Bt Spink 25 February 2007

Roman Republican, L. Appuleius Saturninus, Denarius, c. 104, helmeted head of Roma left, rev. Saturn driving quadriga right, l satvrn in exergue, control mark a above, 4.05g/12h (Craw 317/3a; RSC Appuleia 1 var.). Good very fine, lightly toned £100-£150

Claudius (41-54), Denarius, 50-51, laureate head right, ti clavd caesar avg p m tr p x imp p p, rev. s p q r pp o b cs in three lines within oak wreath, 3.69g/10h (RIC 54; BMCRE 66; RSC 93). Very fine, light earthen deposits, strong portrait £900-£1,200 --- Provenance: Found near Stanfield, Norfolk, in the 1990s

Octavian, Denarius, Uncertain mint, possibly Brundisium or Rome, 32-29 BC, bare head left, rev. Victory, draped, standing left on globe, holding wreath in right hand and palm in left, caesar divi f in field, 3.61g/4h (RIC 254b; RSC 64). Surface corrosion, otherwise very fine [Graded by NGC as VF] £150-£200

Roman Republican, L. Aemilius Lepidus Paullus, Denarius, c. 62, veiled and diademed head of Concordia right, pavllvs lepidvs concordia around, rev. trophy, togate figure right and three captives left, ter above, pavllvs in exergue, 3.95g/5h (Craw. 415/1; RSC Aemilia 10). Struck off-centre, however good very fine and with beautiful dark toning £90-£120

Trajan (98-117), Denarius, 112-4, laureate and draped bust right, imp traiano avg ger dac p m tr p cos vi p p around, rev. Trajan on horseback left, holding long spear reversed in right hand and sword in left, s p q r optimo principi around, 3.38g/7h (RIC 291 var. [bust type]; RSC 497a). Good very fine, bright with golden tones £90-£120

Roman Republican, Mn. Aemilius Lepidus, Denarius, c. 114-3, laureate, draped and diademed bust of Roma right, roma before, x crossed behind, rev. three arches surmounted by equestrian statue, mn aemilio around, l e p in arches, 3.76g/3h (Craw. 291/1; RSC Aemilia 7). Good fine, reverse better [Graded by NGC as VF] £80-£100

A Superb RSR Denarius Carausius (286-293), Denarius, 286-8, RSR issue, Heavy weight standard, laureate and cuirassed bust right, imp caravsivs p f avg around, rev. lion striding left, holding thunderbolt in its jaws, virtvs avg around, rsr under plain exergue line, 4.51g/6h (RIC V.5 168/169 var.; Shiel –). Well centred on a broad, heavy flan, almost extremely fine, diffused golden toning amongst light earthen deposits; a very rare and most attractive coin £6,000-£8,000 --- Provenance: Found in Preston Candover (Hampshire) in early 2025 and recorded with the Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS SUSS-E47373)

Roman Republican, L. Caesius, Denarius, c. 112-1, bust of Apollo Vejovis left, thunderbolt in right hand, roma monogram behind, rev. Lares Praestites seated facing, dog between, each holding staff in left hand, bust of Vulcan with tongs above, la re either side, l caesi in exergue, 3.85g/6h (Craw. 298/1; RSC Caesia 1). Better than very fine and attractively toned [Graded by NGC as Ch VF] £150-£200 --- Provenance: Daniel Frank Sedwick Auction 12, 26 October 2012, lot 1231

IBERIA, Bolskan, Denarius, 80-72, bearded head right, wearing pelleted necklace, Iberian characters behind, rev. horseman right carrying lance, ‘bolskan’ in Iberian below, 4.24g/12h (Pozzi 5; SNG BM Spean 710-33). A little weakness on the reverse, otherwise almost extremely fine, beautiful blue-grey toning £400-£500

British Iron Age, ATREBATES and REGNI, Eppillus (20 BC - AD 1), gold Quarter-Stater, Crescent type, commi f eppillv around crescent, rev. horse right, star above and below, 1.18g/1h (CCI 08.8478, this coin; Sills class 1, 354 [O2/R2]; ABC 1157; BMC 1006-9, VA 409-1; S 97). Well-centred and good very fine, a lovely example of this extremely rare type £800-£1,000 --- Provenance: DNW Auction 60, 9 December 2003, lot 482; H. J. Berk BBS 35, Illinois, 12 February 1985, lot 12 Of this type J. Sills writes that “the legend is one of the most finely engraved of any British Iron Age type and the design as a whole is remarkably similar to the reverse of a denarius of Augustus”.

Ruding, R., Annals of the Coinage of Britain and its Dependencies...to...King George III, 2nd edn, London, 1819, vol. I only, xlviii + 421pp, signature of John Sanders, 5 June 1852, on inside front cover (Manville 283); Till, W., An Essay on the Roman Denarius and English Silver Penny, London, 1837, x + 230pp, 1 engraved plate (Manville 309); Dyer, G.P., The proposed coinage of King Edward VIII, London, 1973, ix + 31pp, plates in text (Manville 1276); Kent, J.P.C., 2000 Years of British Coins and Medals, London, 1978, 78pp, illustrations in text (Manville 1393); Sweeny, J.O., A Numismatic History of the Birmingham Mint, Birmingham, 1981, xii + 245pp, illustrations in text, dj (Manville 1462); Davies, P.J., British Silver Coins Since 1816, Birmingham, 1982, 128pp, illustrations in text, dj (Manville 1468); Challis, C.E. (ed.), A New History of the Royal Mint, Cambridge, 1992, xxi + 806pp, illustrations in text, dj (Manville 1716); Robinson, B., Silver Pennies & Linen Towels, the Story of the Royal Maundy, London, 1992, xxiii + 273pp, 35 plates, dj (Manville 1732); Doty, R.G., The Soho Mint & the Industrialization of Money, Washington/London, 1998, viii + 351pp, illustrations in text, dj (Manville 1846); Clancy, K., The recoinage and exchange of 1816-17, Leeds D Phil dissertation, 1999, viii + 260pp; Clancy, K. (ed.), Designing Change, the Art of Coin Design, Llantrisant, 2008, 112pp, illustrations in text, dj; Peters, K., Counterfeit Coins of England and the United Kingdom: The Bibliography, Biggin Hill, 2008, 176pp, illustrations in text [12]. Publishers’ bindings £50-£70

Julius Cæsar, Denarius, military mint moving with Caesar in Spain, 46-5, diademed head of Venus right, Cupid behind, rev. trophy with oblong shield and carnyx in each hand, two Gallic captives below, caesar in exergue, 3.46g/12h (Craw. 468/1; RSC 13). Very fine, grey toned, some roughness on obverse [Graded by NGC as XF, Strike 4/5, Surface 2/5] £240-£300

Julius Cæsar, Denarius, military mint moving with Caesar in Africa, 47-6, diademed head of Venus right, her hair rolled back and tied into a knot, rev. Aeneas walking left holding the Palladium in right hand, carrying his father Anchises on left shoulder, caesar downwards to right, 3.40g/7h (Craw. 458/1; RSC 12). Struck from worn rusted dies, otherwise very fine and reverse better, full of flan and bright £200-£260