The category Ancient Coins > Roman Republic (-280 to 27) groups together coins minted by the Roman Republic, a historical period extending from around 280 BC to 27 BC. These coins are valuable testimonies to the political, economic, and social history of Rome during this era.
This collection includes a variety of coin types, including denarii, quinarii, sestertii, asses, and other denominations, each bearing specific symbols and inscriptions reflecting the magistrates, events, and deities of the time.
The study of these Roman Republican coins offers an insight into the monetary practices of the time, the minting techniques used, and the cultural influences present in ancient Rome. Collectors and researchers are particularly interested in the iconography, rarity, and state of preservation of these pieces.
The coins of the Roman Republic are classified according to various criteria, such as the magistrate responsible for minting, the types of representation (busts, deities, historical scenes), and the references of standardized numismatic catalogs, such as the Roman Republican Coinage (RRC).
This section dedicated to ancient coins of the Roman Republic allows you to explore and acquire authentic pieces, offering a tangible connection with Roman history and its numismatic heritage.
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