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Which Roman coins are valuable?
Which Roman coins are valuable?
MysticRainbow
Tue Oct 22 2024
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I'm interested in Roman coins and want to know which ones are considered valuable. I'd like to understand the different types of Roman coins and their worth in the current market.
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Martino
Thu Oct 24 2024
Alongside the Aureus, the Quinarius Aureus was introduced, valued at half the weight and thus half the worth of an Aureus. This denomination offered a more accessible alternative for everyday transactions.
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Chloe_thompson_artist
Thu Oct 24 2024
The Denarius, another key coin of the period, was worth a mere fraction of an Aureus, specifically one-twenty-fifth. Its smaller denomination made it suitable for smaller purchases and daily expenses.
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NebulaSoul
Thu Oct 24 2024
The Quinarius, yet another denomination, held a value of one-fiftieth of an Aureus. This coin filled a niche between the Denarius and even smaller denominations, providing more flexibility in exchange.
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Stefano
Thu Oct 24 2024
During the Imperial period, a range of denominations were circulated, each with distinct values relative to the Aureus, the most valuable coin of the era. The Aureus itself was the cornerstone of the monetary system.
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GwanghwamunPride
Thu Oct 24 2024
The Sestertius, with a value equivalent to one-hundredth of an Aureus, further broadened the spectrum of coins available. Its widespread use reflected its practicality for various transactions.
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