Roman Empire Lot de 47 monnaies – Empereurs divers (No reserve price)

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A lot of 47 Roman Empire coins, mostly bronze or copper alloys, from various emperors and periods, with diverse portraits and reverses, in mixed condition from mediocre to very good, not individually identified and offered as a study and collection lot, exactly as shown in the photographs.

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Description from the seller

Important lot of 47 Roman Empire coins, mainly bronze and copper alloys, including different denominations and several reigns.
A very varied set with numerous imperial portraits, reverses featuring characters, deities, animals and military types.
The coins show a wide range of condition, some with handsome reliefs still legible, others more worn or exhibiting an old patina, encrustations, oxidation or losses.
Several examples present beautiful green, brown or black patinas.
The coins have not been identified individually and are offered as a lot for study and collection.
47 coins in total.
Condition: from mediocre to very good depending on the piece.
Bronze and copper alloys.
Roman Empire, different periods.
Sold exactly as presented in the photographs. The photos are an integral part of the description.

Seller's Story

I am a private and passionate collector of numismatics, with a particular interest in ancient Greek coins, which form the heart of my personal collection. I regularly acquire coins at auction houses only, either to complete my collection, or to conduct research and identify pieces that interest me. Coins that do not fall within my collecting field are then put up for sale. This allows me to continue my research and dedicate the proceeds to enriching my collection of Greek coins. I pay particular attention to coin identification, their historical context, and the references in major numismatic catalogs.
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Important lot of 47 Roman Empire coins, mainly bronze and copper alloys, including different denominations and several reigns.
A very varied set with numerous imperial portraits, reverses featuring characters, deities, animals and military types.
The coins show a wide range of condition, some with handsome reliefs still legible, others more worn or exhibiting an old patina, encrustations, oxidation or losses.
Several examples present beautiful green, brown or black patinas.
The coins have not been identified individually and are offered as a lot for study and collection.
47 coins in total.
Condition: from mediocre to very good depending on the piece.
Bronze and copper alloys.
Roman Empire, different periods.
Sold exactly as presented in the photographs. The photos are an integral part of the description.

Seller's Story

I am a private and passionate collector of numismatics, with a particular interest in ancient Greek coins, which form the heart of my personal collection. I regularly acquire coins at auction houses only, either to complete my collection, or to conduct research and identify pieces that interest me. Coins that do not fall within my collecting field are then put up for sale. This allows me to continue my research and dedicate the proceeds to enriching my collection of Greek coins. I pay particular attention to coin identification, their historical context, and the references in major numismatic catalogs.
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Details

Era
Before 1400
Culture/region
Roman Empire
Year/period and variation
Lot de 47 monnaies – Empereurs divers
Metal
Æ
Condition
Ungraded
Number of objects
47
FranceVerified
215
Objects sold
100%
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