Julius Caesar crosses the Rubicon, kicking off the series of civil wars that ended in the rise of Augustus and the Pax Romana. This is one of the most well documented periods of Roman History and we know a great deal about the men whom these coins were struck under. Unfortunately most of them would not survive this turbulent period.
Cr. 440/1 Q Sicinius AR Denarius, early 49 BC, Rome
13774 hits
Cr. 442/1a Mn Acilius AR Denarius, 49 BC, Rome
3694 hits
Cr. 444/1a Q Sicinius & C Coponius AR Denarius, Western Asia Minor, 49 BC
31515 hits
Cr. 446/1 Pompey Magnus & Cn Piso, AR Denarius, Corcyra or Western Greece, 48 BC
43 hits
Cr. 448/1a var L Hostilius Saserna AR Denarius, 48 B.C., Rome mint
37236 hits
Cr. 449/1a C Vibius C.F. C.N. Pansa AR Denarius, 48 BC, Rome
9711 hits
Cr. 454/3 A Licinius Nerva AR Quinarius, 47 BC
6483 hits
Cr. 476/1a Julius Caesar, orichalcum dupondius, Autumn 45 BC, Rome
7725 hits
Cr. 479/1 Sextus Pompey Æ as, 43-36 BC, Sicilian mint
5811 hits
Cr. 490/1 C Caesar Octavianus AR denarius, Spring-Summer 43 BC, Cisalpine Gaul
12259 hits
Cr. 494/23 P. Clodius M.f. Turrinus AR denarius, 42 B.C., Rome mint
6002 hits
Cr. 500/5 Cassius with Lentulus Spinther AR Denarius, late 43-early 42 B.C., military mint(Smyrna?)
480750 hits
Cr. 506/3 Brutus LEIBERTAS AR Quinarius, Lycia, 42 BC
2982 hits
Cr. 507/2 Brutus & Casca Longus AR Denarius, 42 BC
1668 hits
Cr. 518/2 C Caesar Octavianus AR Denarius, Italy, 41 BC
10644 hits
Cr. 529/4b M Antonius & C Caesar Octavianus AR Quinarius, 39 B.C., Gaul
25049 hits
Cr. 533/2 M Antonius AR Denarius, 38 B.C., Athens
14291 hits
Cr. 544/20 Marc Antony AR denarius, 32-31 BC, Leg VII, Patrae(?) mint
31564 hits
Cr. 544/1/ Marc Antony AR denarius, 32-31 BC, Leg XVII CLASSICAE, Patrae(?) mint
2859 hits