Denarius
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- The Roman currency system included the denarius (plural: denarii), a small silver coin, as the most common coin in circulation.
See also: Denarius Serratus
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[edit] Photographs
[edit] Republic
 Aemilia 10 |
 Denarius Serratus: Antonia 1 |
 Carisia 1 |
 Denarius serratus: Claudia 6 |
 Cornelia 50 |
 Herennia 1: Pietas / Amphinomus carrying his father |
 Lucretia 2: Sol / crescent moon and seven stars |
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 Vacuna - Plaetoria 4 |
 Pompeia 1 |
 Dea Roma i.e. Rome as goddess- Pompeia 1 |
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 Denarius Serratus subaeratus: Pomponia 7 |
 Satriena 1 |
 Servilia 6 |
[edit] Imperatorial coins
 Lepidus and Octavianus |
 Marcus Antonius (Leg III Fundzustand) |
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 Marcus Antonius (legio III) - Antonia 28 |
 Sextus Pompeius - Pompeia 3 |
 Gnaeus Domitius Calvinus - Syd. 1358 - Cr. 532/1 |
[edit] Empire
 8 Denarii |
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 Augustus |
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 Commodus |
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 Domitian (Fourrée) |
 Elagabalus |
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 Julia Avita Mamaea |
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 Lucius Verus |
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 Otho |
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 Septimius Severus |
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 Septimius Severus |
 Septimius Severus |
 Septimius Severus |
 Septimius Severus |
 Septimius Severus |
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[edit] Drawings
 Pompeia 1 |
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 Roscia 3 |
