Joined February 2026 · 9 coins
Greek — Stater
525-480 BC
One of the first coins ever minted in Europe — Aegina's silver turtle that dominated Mediterranean trade before Athens and its owls.
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Roman Imperial — Denarius
AD 69-79
A denarius of the emperor who built the Colosseum and restored Rome after civil war — a self-made man who rose from obscurity to rule the world.
Roman Imperial — AE3 Follis
AD 324-337
A coin of the future emperor struck while he was still Caesar under his famous father, Constantine the Great.
Roman Imperial — Antoninianus
AD 255-256
A coin celebrating 'Happiness' struck just years before the emperor's catastrophic capture and humiliation by the Persians.
Roman Provincial — AE20 (Provincial Bronze)
AD 177-192
A coin of Rome's most notorious emperor — the son of Marcus Aurelius who believed himself Hercules reincarnate.
Roman Provincial — Provincial Bronze (Semis or Quadrans)
AD 98-117
A coin from the reign of Rome's greatest soldier-emperor, minted at one of the ancient world's greatest cities.
Roman Imperial — As
AD 65-66
This coin commemorates one of the rarest events in Roman history — the closing of the Temple of Janus doors, signifying complete peace throughout the empire.
Roman Provincial — AE22 (Provincial Bronze)
27 BC – AD 14
A remarkable coin directly connecting the two most consequential figures in Roman history: Julius Caesar and his heir Augustus.
Roman Republican — Denarius
148 BC
Struck during one of Rome's most transformative periods — the year Rome completed its conquest of Greece and stood on the verge of destroying Carthage forever.
