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Long before its monuments became ruins, Rome had already entrusted its memory to a medium far more durable than marble: coinage. In these fragments of gold, silver, or bronze, the Empire immortalized the faces of those who shaped it — emperors, empresses, generals, deities — and the great events that marked its history.

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Julius Caesar, Denarius @ Merzbacher (1909) Julius Caesar, Denarius @ Merzbacher (1909) 2
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    Augustus, Denarius 15-13 BC @ Extremely fine Augustus, Denarius 15-13 BC @ Extremely fine 2
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      Titus, Sestertius 72-73 @ Cope Collection Titus, Sestertius 72-73 @ Cope Collection 2
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        Faustina the Younger @ Aureus 161-164 Faustina the Younger @ Aureus 161-164 2
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          Marcus Aurelius @ Aureus 168 Marcus Aurelius @ Aureus 168 2
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            Roman numismatics: the glory of the Empire engraved in metal

            NGSA offers a selection of rare Roman coins, chosen for their historical interest and remarkable state of preservation. Collectors, whether experienced or just beginning their journey into numismatics, can contact NGSA to discover our selection:

            • Aurei, brilliant demonstrations of the Empire’s power and wealth.
            • Denarii, representing the great emperors of Roman history.
            • Sestertii, imposing bronze coins emblematic of ancient monetary history.