Ancient coins in the collection of J.M., focused on the Roman Republic and related series. The attributions and information are all verified to the best of my ability but, if I have made a mistake, please leave a comment and I'll do my best to rectify it. For more information about the reference works listed, a bibliography is provided. Additionally, this site is made available purely for informational purposes and none of the coins are currently for sale.
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Imitations of Roman Republic coinage, Eravisci, AR Denarius(3.15g, 1h), circa 50-20 B.C., mint in modern-day Hungary. Imitating types of Cn Cornelius Lentulus. Bearded head right / Globe flanked by rudder on left and thunderbolt on right. Below, RAVIƧ. Freeman 4(this coin), dies 2/C; Davis Class B, Group II Pannonian, Eraviscan; cf. Crawford 393/1 for prototype
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