ROMAN COINS

Reproduction, in white brass, of a denier of Domitius Ahenobarbus (41 B.C. - Roman Republic).

Reproduction, in white brass, of a posthumous denarius of Julius Caesar, with, at obverse, his head and a lituus. Workshop : Rome - 40 BC

Reproduction, in white brass, of a Republican denier of Domitius Calvinus with roman cult instruments (39 B.C.).

Reproduction, in white brass, of a denarius of Octavius with, at reverse, a votive shield. Italian workshop, 35-34 B.C.

Reproduction, in white brass, of a denier of Mark Antony reffering to Legio XII ANTIQUAE (32-31 B.C. - Roman Republic).

Reproduction, in white brass, of a denarius of Octavius with, at reverse, a triumphal arch. Workshop of Rome, 30-29 B.C.

Reproduction, in yellow brass, of an aureus of Augustus with, at obverse, two laurel trees. workshop : Caesaraugusta (Spain) - 25-22 B.C.

Reproduction, in white brass, of a denarius of the first emperor Augustus with, at reverse, a chariot and elephants. Rome (19 B.C.).

Reproduction, in white brass, of a denarius of Augustus with, at reverse, two laurel trees. workshop : Caesaraugusta (Spain) - 19-18 B.C.

Reproduction, in white brass, of a denarius of Augustus with, at reverse, Torpeia buried by shields. Rome (18 B.C.).