Coins Books

Before the age of national banks, Roman Soldiers buried their coins in fields for recovery after years of battle. Most of these soldiers never made it back. Farmers & locals also buried their coins to keep them safe from invaders, bandits and tax collectors. Now, 2,000 years later, YOU can own these coins. These are amazing addition to your collection or as gift.

10 premium already cleaned ancient Roman coin. This is an authentic 2000 years old coin from the Great Roman Empire showing incredible detail.

The Handbook of Ancient Greek and Roman Coins combines the two main references that collectors have depended on for nearly forty years in the study of ancient Greek and Roman coins. The book touches upon every aspect of ancient coinage, from how the pieces were made to what their symbolism meant to the people who used them. It contains all the information needed to properly identify and attribute coins to that era. Beginning and advanced collectors alike will benefit from data, charts, and more than 1000 full-size photographs that depict the actual coins and show how to interpret dates and inscriptions. The book contains important information on: --Reading Greek and Roman coin inscriptions --Identifying emperors and dates on Roman coins --Symbols, city names, and historical and mythological characters

Ancient Roman Christian Era Coin,3- 4th Century A.D. ,lot c 48

Ancient Roman Constantine Coin,4th Century A.D.Includes albumn and certificate. A spectacular coin that will go well in your collection! Guarenteed genuine.

Bronze coinage from the Roman Empire, authentic & uncleaned as found at excavation site. Some will clean up better than others, but all are genuine ancient artifacts many centuries old.

Ancient bronze coins used for trade & tender in the Roman Empire.

Fashioned in a format suited for today's busy collector looking for intriguing and straight-to-the-point data. Appeals to a growing collecting community, evident in continued growth of the premiere ancient coin journal, The Celator, circulating in 30 countries. This book approaches the subject of Roman coinage with the perspective of a lover of great numismatic art and history, and presents details in a condensed and easy-to-follow format busy collectors, both novice and serious, will turn to for answers. The coverage in this new, expanded edition of Ancient Coin Collecting III: The Roman World includes coinage from about 290 B.C. through the reign of Julius Caesar, blending numismatics and history into a colorful tapestry that coin collectors and historians will each appreciate."