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Domitian AD 77 - 78. |
Marcus Ulpius Trajanus AD 98 -117. |
Antoninus Pius Ad 138 - 161. |
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Domitian silver denarius AD 77 to AD 78 When as Caesar under Vespation. Reverse: COS V. She wolf suckling Romulus and Remus. Boat in exergue. Rome mint. Tibberton.
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Commonly known as Trajan. Silver Denarius.Became Emperor in AD 98 after the death of Nerva. He died in AD 117. Reverse: Abundantia with a child representing abundance and plenty. Newent. |
Silver Denarius. This coin is dated AD 138. He was born in AD 86 died AD 161 and was succeeded my Marcus Aurelius Newent.
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| Faustina AD 145 -175 | Marcus Aurelius AD 161 - 180. | Caracalla AD198 - 217. | |||
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Anna Galeria Faustina. Youngest daughter of Antoninus Pius. She married Marcus Aurelius in AD 145. Her son became Emperor Commodus in AD 175. Newent.
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Sestertius of Marcus Aurelius. This coin minted AD180. XXXIIII. He was born AD 121 became Caesar AD139, died AD 180. Reverse depicts Virtus the deity representing virtue and courage. Trier mint. Found by M. Phillips at Minsterworth.
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Denarius - This coin dated AD 201.Bust of Caracalla when 12 yrs of age. Reverse: Trophy with two captives seated at base. Coin is 40% silver. Minted Rome. Tibberton.
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| Severus Alexander AD 222 - 235. | Julius Verus Maximinus 1 AD 235 - 238. | Diocletian AD 284 - 305. | |||
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Denarius of Severus Alexander dated AD 227. Reverse: Aequitus (Equity) holding the Scales of Justice and a Cornucopiae (horn of plenty) - the symbols of justice and prosperity Newent.
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Silver Siliqua of Maximinus I. Reverse: Pax holding olive branch - the symbol of peace. He was proclaimed Emperor AD 235 and was murdered by his own troops AD 238. Newent
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Reverse: Genius standing with corn measure on his head holding a cornucopia (horn of plenty) Tibberton.
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| Hadrian AD 117 - 138 | Commodus AD 177 - 183 |
Marcus Aurelius AD 161 - 180 |
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Hadrian Sestertius AD 117 - 138 Reverse: figure of Providentia. Dymock. |
Commodus (as Augustus) Dupondius AD 177 - 183 IMP.L.AVERAL. COMMODUS AVG. GERM. SARM. Nettleton
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Reverse: Marcus Aurelius - Sestertius c AD 180 Virtus seated holding spear and parazonium Nettleton |
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Hadrian AD 117 - 138 |
Trajan AD 101 |
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Hadrian Denarius AD 132 ROMA FELIX Roma seated left on curule chair holding branch and spear. Mint Rome Staunton
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Trajan Denarius AD 101 IMP CAES NERVATRAIAN AVG GERM Victory holding Wreath & Palm standing on snake or prow. Newent.
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