Collection: Coins

A commemorative bronze coin struck by Constantine the Great, circa 330 AD. These coins were made to reaffirm Rome as the centre of the empire. They show the city’s goddess ‘Roma’ on one side, wearing a helmet and...

Dating to 1819 this coin represents the seven united Ionian islands, one for each arrow in the mouth of the winged lion of St. Mark. We loved the bold composition of the winged lion.

Markianopolis was a prosperous Greek and then Roman capital city. We loved the graphic twisted serpent on this coin of Phillip II dating to 247-249 AD. This is a substantial coin and will make a great statement piece.

A Danish bronze Krone with a monogram of a Crowned Christian IX, king of Denmark from 1863-1906, on one side and a porpoise and barley ear on the reverse. This particular coin dates to 1880. The porpoise...

An Italian 10 centisimi, dating to 1925, with a honey bee draining nectar from a flower. Bees are considered sacred in many cultures, but also represent industriousness. The reverse features the bust of King Vittorio Emanuele III, but we prefer...

A Roman silver coin dating to the reign of Caesar Geta, circa 198-209 AD. It features the bust of Caesar Geta on the front and Priestly implements of a lituus (curved war trumpt), knife, jug, simpulum (ladle) and...

A silver Massalian obol from Gaul, dating to circa 350-150 BC. Massalia is the ancient name for the French city of Marseilles and served as a link between Northern Europe and the Mediterranean. It shows the head...

A 1982 Irish half pence depicting an Irish harp on one side and a scrolled bird and Book of Kells (an illuminated manuscript) on the reverse.

Size: Dime

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