ROMAN COINS

Reproduction, in white brass, of a denarius of the first emperor Augustus with, at reverse, a star on a crescent. Rome (18 B.C.).

Reproduction, in white brass, of a denarius of the first emperor Augustus with, at reverse, a bull. Workshop : Lyon (15 B.C.).

Reproduction, in bronze, of a dupondius or as of Nîmes (Nemausus) with, at the obverse, the heads of August and Agrippa (10-14 A.D).

Reproduction, in white brass, of a denarius of the emperor Tiberius with, at reverse, the Pax. Workshop of Lyon - 18-35 A.D.

Reproduction, in bronze, of a sesterce of the Emperor Tiberius for his son Drusus with, at reverse, his littles twin sons (23 A.D).

Reproduction, in bronze, of an as of emperor Tiberius for Divus Augustus with, at reverse, an altar (37-38 A.D.) - Model I. 

Reproduction, in bronze, of a sesterce of the emperor Caligula with his three sisters at reverse (37-38 A.D.) - Model I. 

Bronze sesterce of the emperor Caligula with his three sisters at reverse (37-38 A.D.) - Model II. 

Reproduction, in white brass, of a denarius of Caligula with Agrippina at reverse - Lyon (38 A.D.).

Reproduction, in bronze, of a quadrans of the Emperor Caligula with, at obverse, a pileus (40 A.D. - Roman Empire).