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Study of the late roman bronze coins, covering 250 types of reverses of the period A.D. 313 - 498 (RIC VII - X).
Notably, nine late Roman coins were recovered as compared to ten Byzantine ones [41], a rough parity which confirms the importance of late Roman bronze coinage in the monetary circulation of Byzantine Italy.
Late Roman Bronze Coinage - An attribution guide for poorly preserved coins. Alisdair Menzies, Guido Bruck. Lulu.com, 2014 - Reference - 150 pages. In the course of the fourth century,...
While the antoninianus (double denarius) had been around since 214 AD the coins we are likely to find in these lots are the silver-coated bronze antoninianii of the late Empire. Mostly these are from Aurelian, Probus, Gallienus and Claudius II.
Detailed information about the late Roman bronze coinage system. Extensive introductory notes in Chapter One discuss the life-cycle of late Roman bronze coins (manufacture, circulation, loss and...
A hoard of 114 first Jewish revolt bronze coins, found in 2014 with a ceramic juglet, was uncovered near Ḥorbat Mazruq in a Second Temple period Jewish village in modern Abu Ghosh west of Jerusalem. Various numismatic aspects of the coins and comparative hoards are discussed.
12 lut 2019 · The reverse designs of late Roman coins typically feature military themes. Coins of the Late Roman Empire have a remarkable variety of designs. In the previous column, we examined some of the principal types encountered on the obverse – typically the imperial portrait.
