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The five good Emperors
- Stater - first denomination
- Drachma - first global currency
- Tetradrachm - silver pieces of art
- Aureus - golden Roman Empire
- Denarius - most welcome Silvercoin
- Denarius serratus
- Sesterces - Masterpieces in Bronze
- Solidus, the reliable - from AD 300-599
- Divine Solidus - from AD 600 onwards
- Roman Republic - the common cause
- Roman Imperatorial - 49-27 BC
- The twelve (12) Caesars
- The five good Emperors
- AD 69 - first year of the 4 Emperors
- AD 193 - year of the 5 Emperors
- The Antonines - AD 138-192
- The Severan Dynasty - AD 193-235
- Barracks Emperors - Imperial crisis
- Constantine - rising Eastern Roman Empire
- Constantinople - Eastern Roman Empire
- Byzantine coinage - Scyphates
- Gothic Art - prime of medieval craft
- Ecu - the heraldic shield
- Louis d'or - French King's pride
- Ducat - famous gold coin
- Aurum - divine metal
- Silver - metal of Luna
- Bronze - first alloy of valuables
- Electrum - the pale Gold
- Bonaparte - exceptional leader
- Bourbon Restoration
- Napoleon III - President & Emperor
- Medals - Masterpieces in details
- Shooting Medals - awards for the bests
- Netherlands - United Provinces 1581-1795
- Equus - galloping through history
- Athens Silver Owl
- Numismatic Zoo
- Griffin - Abdera, Teos and Athena
- Gorgoneion
- France - House of Capet, 987-1328
- France - House of Valois, 1328-1498
- France - House of Orléans & Angoulême, 1498-1589
- France - House of Bourbon, 1589-1792
- Anglo Saxon Silver (AD 600-1154)
- Middle Ages - early coins until 1100
- Gallant Medieval - coins from 1100-1500
- European Medieval Gold
- World coins in Gold
- Greeks - in Sicily
- Greeks - in Italy
- Greeks - between Black- & Mediterranean Sea
- The Carthaginians
- Julius Caesar - a man with big aims
- Octavian - Augustus Imperator
- Nero - fire & reconstruction
- Vespasian - Flavian Dynasty
- Trajan - optimus Princeps
- Hadrian - restitutor orbis terrarum
- Diocletian - Roman hardliner
- Lugdunum - significant Roman mint
- Roman women - hidden power
- Roman Bronze Medallions
- Consecratio - divine honour
- Legionary Denarii
- Unfortunate left side
- Roman Power in Bronze
- Archaic coins - quadratum incusum
- Lydia & Mysia - first coins
- Daric - feared archer
- Celtic coins - unconventional & mysterious
- Pattern coins - coveted collectibles
- Shipwreck coins
- Louis XIII - birth of the Louis d'or
- Louis XV - the unforseen King
- Louis XVI - victim of his time
- Alexander the Great - famous Macedons
- Diadochi - Alexander's successors
- Greco-Bactrian Kingdom
- Lucania - part of Magna Graecia
- Tarentum - Sparta's sole colony
- Apollo - god of light & shadow
- Heracles-Hercules - beloved hero
- Athena - adored guardian
- Pegasus - friend of the gods and men
- The Dioscuri, Castor & Pollux
- Chariot races - celebrated charioteers
- Papal States - Vatican
- Memorabilia & Varia
- Cistophori - Pergamon's sacred basket
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Roman Empire, Trajan, 98-117, Aureus 113-114, Rome, NGC graded AU
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Roman Empire, Hadrian, 117-138, Tetradrachm 134-135, Alexandria
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Roman Empire, Hadrian, 117-138, Tetradrachm 132-133, Alexandria
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Roman Empire, Hadrian, 117-138, Denarius 125-128, Rome
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Roman Empire, Trajan, 98-117, Denarius 114-117, Rome, very rare
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Roman Empire, Hadrian, 117-138, Drachm 133-134, Alexandria, rare
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Roman Empire, Hadrian, 117-138, Sestertius 130-133, Rome
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Roman Empire, Antoninus Pius, 138-161, Aureus 145-161, from the La Borde collection
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Roman Empire, Hadrian, 117-138, Denarius ca. 119-122, Rome
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Roman Empire, Divus Antoninus Pius, 138-161, Denarius 161, Rome
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Roman Empire, Antoninus Pius, 138-161, Sestertius ca. 140-144, Rome, very rare
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Roman Empire, Hadrian, 117-138, Medallion 124-127, Rome
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