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Roman Mintmarks ID Table

Scott — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 03:22:03 +0000

Mint Marks Codex

Introduction

Elements of A Mintmark

Roman Mintmarks – Arranged Alphabetically

Roman Mintmarks by Mint Location

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Introduction

Roman mint marks began being used starting around the middle of the 3rd century A.D. as a way to control actions of the mints & the officials who oversaw them.
Mint marks are located on the reverse of the coin at the bottom in an area known as the ‘exergue’. The exergue is visually set off from the rest of the reverse design by a line. In some cases, part of the mint mark may even be found in the body of the reverse design or even on the obverse field.

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Elements of A Mintmark

A mint mark was usually formed from three or four of the following elements:

A letter P (Latin for money), M (Moneta) or SM (Sacra Moneta). Often these letters are omitted. In some mintmarks the abbreviated mint name is followed by PS (Pecunia Sacra). Mintmarks on gold coins often end with the letters OB (obryzium – refined or pure gold).
Mint city abbreviation usually consisting of one to seven letters.
Officina identification. Latin letter, a Greek letter or letters or a Roman numeral indicating the officina. Sometimes the officina is omitted and sometimes it precedes the mint name abbreviation.
Series marks. Many mintmarks also include symbols such as dots, a crescent, or a branch, for example. These symbols probably indicate when the coin was struck and who was responsible for the workshop at that time.

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Roman Mintmarks – Arranged Alphabetically
Mintmark	Mint (Modern Name)
A	Arelatum/Constantina (Arles, France)
AL	Alexandria, Egypt
ALE	Alexandria, Egypt
ALEX	Alexandria, Egypt
AMB	Ambianum (Amiens, France)
AMBI	Ambianum (Amiens, France)
AN	Antioch/Antiochia (Antakiyah, Syria)
ANT	Antioch/Antiochia (Antakiyah, Syria)
ANTOB	Antioch/Antiochia (Antakiyah, Syria)
AQ	Aquileia, Italy
AQOB	Aquileia, Italy
AQPS	Aquileia, Italy
AQVI	Aquileia, Italy
AQVIL	Aquileia, Italy
AR	Arelatum/Constantina (Arles, France)
ARL	Arelatum/Constantina (Arles, France)
AVG	Londinium (London, England)
AVGOB	Londinium (London, England)
AVGPS	Londinium (London, England)
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BA	Barcino (Barcelona, Spain)
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C	Camulodunum (Colchester, England)
C	Clausentum (Bitterne, England)
C	Constantinopolis (Istanbul, Turkey)
CL	Camulodunum (Colchester, England)
CL	Clausentum (Bitterne, England)
CP	Constantinopolis (Istanbul, Turkey)
COM	Thessalonica (Salonika, Greece)
COMOB	Thessalonica (Salonika, Greece)
CON	Arelatum/Constantina (Arles, France)
CONST	Arelatum/Constantina (Arles, France)
CON	Constantinopolis (Istanbul, Turkey)
CONS	Constantinopolis (Istanbul, Turkey)
CONSP	Constantinopolis (Istanbul, Turkey)
CONOB	Constantinopolis (Istanbul, Turkey)
CVZ	Cyzicus (Kapu Dagh, Turkey)
CVZIC	Cyzicus (Kapu Dagh, Turkey)
CYZ	Cyzicus (Kapu Dagh, Turkey)
CYZICEN	Cyzicus (Kapu Dagh, Turkey)
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H	Heraclea (Marmara Ereglisi, Turkey)
HER	Heraclea (Marmara Ereglisi, Turkey)
HERAC	Heraclea (Marmara Ereglisi, Turkey)
HERACI	Heraclea (Marmara Ereglisi, Turkey)
HERACL	Heraclea (Marmara Ereglisi, Turkey)
HT	Heraclea (Marmara Ereglisi, Turkey)
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K	Carthage/Carthago (near Tunis, North Africa)
K	Cyzicus (Kapu Dagh, Turkey)
KAR	Carthage/Carthago (near Tunis, North Africa)
KART	Carthage/Carthago (near Tunis, North Africa)
KON	Arelatum/Constantina (Arles, France)
KONSTAN	Arelatum/Constantina (Arles, France)
KV	Cyzicus (Kapu Dagh, Turkey)
KVZ	Cyzicus (Kapu Dagh, Turkey)
KY	Cyzicus (Kapu Dagh, Turkey)
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L	Londinium (London, England)
LD	Lugdunum (Lyons, France)
LG	Lugdunum (Lyons, France)
LI	Londinium (London, England)
LN	Londinium (London, England)
LON	Londinium (London, England)
LVG	Lugdunum (Lyons, France)
LVGD	Lugdunum (Lyons, France)
LVGPS	Lugdunum (Lyons, France)
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MD	Mediolanum (Milan, Italy)
MDOB	Mediolanum (Milan, Italy)
MDPS	Mediolanum (Milan, Italy)
MED	Mediolanum (Milan, Italy)
ML	Londinium (London, England)
MLL	Londinium (London, England)
MLN	Londinium (London, England)
MN	Nicomedia (Izmit, Turkey)
MOST	Ostia (Port of Rome)
MSL	Londinium (London, England)
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N	Nicomedia (Izmit, Turkey)
NIC	Nicomedia (Izmit, Turkey)
NICO	Nicomedia (Izmit, Turkey)
NIK	Nicomedia (Izmit, Turkey)
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OES	Thessalonica (Salonika, Greece)
OST	Ostia (Port of Rome)
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PLG	Lugdunum (Lyons, France)
PLN	Londinium (London, England)
PLON	Londinium (London, England)
PK	Carthage/Carthago (near Tunis, North Africa)
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R	Rome, Italy
RAV	Ravenna, Italy
RM	Rome, Italy
ROM	Rome, Italy
ROMA	Rome, Italy
ROMOB	Rome, Italy
RV	Ravenna, Italy
RVPS	Ravenna, Italy
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S	Siscia (Sisak, Croatia)
SD	Serdica (Sophia, Bulgaria)
SER	Serdica (Sophia, Bulgaria)
SERD	Serdica (Sophia, Bulgaria)
SIR	Sirmium (near Mitrovica, Kosovo)
SIRM	Sirmium (near Mitrovica, Kosovo)
SIROB	Sirmium (near Mitrovica, Kosovo)
SIS	Siscia (Sisak, Croatia)
SISC	Siscia (Sisak, Croatia)
SISCPS	Siscia (Sisak, Croatia)
SM	Sirmium (near Mitrovica, Kosovo)
SMAL	Alexandria, Egypt
SMAN	Antioch/Antiochia (Antakiyah, Syria)
SMAQ	Aquileia, Italy
SMBA	Barcino (Barcelona, Spain)
SMH	Heraclea (Marmara Ereglisi, Turkey)
SMK	Cyzicus (Kapu Dagh, Turkey)
SMN	Nicomedia (Izmit, Turkey)
SMR	Rome, Italy
SMSD	Serdica (Sophia, Bulgaria)
SMTR	Treveri (Trier, Germany)
SMTS	Thessalonica (Salonika, Greece)
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T	Ticinum (Pavia, Italy)
TE	Thessalonica (Salonika, Greece)
TES	Thessalonica (Salonika, Greece)
TESOB	Thessalonica (Salonika, Greece)
TH	Thessalonica (Salonika, Greece)
THS	Thessalonica (Salonika, Greece)
THES	Thessalonica (Salonika, Greece)
THSOB	Thessalonica (Salonika, Greece)
TR	Treveri (Trier, Germany)
TRE	Treveri (Trier, Germany)
TROB	Treveri (Trier, Germany)
TRPS	Treveri (Trier, Germany)
TS	Thessalonica (Salonika, Greece)
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VRB ROM	Rome, Italy

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Roman Mintmarks by Mint Location
Mint	Dates of Operation	Mintmarks
Alexandria, Egypt	294 – 421 and 457 – 474 A.D.	AL, ALE, ALEX, SMAL
Ambianum (Amiens, France)	350 – 353 A.D.	AMB, AMBI
Antioch/Antiochia (Antakiyah, Syria)	217 – 611 A.D.	AN, ANT, ANTOB, SMAN
Aquileia, Italy	294 – 324 and 334 – 430 A.D.	AQ, AQOB, AQPS, AQVI, AQVIL, SMAQ
Arelatum/Constantina (Arles, France)	313 – 475 A.D.	A, AR, ARL, CON, CONST, KON, KONSTAN
Barcino (Barcelona, Spain)	409 – 411 A.D.	BA, SMBA
Camulodunum (Colchester, England)	c. 287 – 296 A.D.	C, CL
Clausentum (Bitterne, England)	287 – 296 A.D.	C, CL
Carthage/Carthago	296 – 307 and 308 – 311 A.D.	K, KAR, KART, PLK
Constantinopolis (Istanbul, Turkey)	326 – 1453 A.D.	C, CP, CON, CONS, CONSP, CONOB
Cyzicus (Kapu Dagh, Turkey)	260 – c. 475 A.D.	CVZ, CVZIC, CYZ, CYZICEN, KV, KVZ, KY, SMK
Heraclea (Marmara Ereglisi, Turkey)	291 – c. 474 A.D.	H, HER, HERAC, HERACI, HERACL, HT, SMH
Londinium/Augusta (London, England)	287 – 325 and 383 – 388 A.D.	AVG, AVGOB, AVGPS, L, LD, LG, LI, LN, LON, LVG, LVGD, LVGPS, ML, MLL, MLN, MSL, PLN, PLON
Lugdunum (Lyons, France)	15 B.C. – c. 90 A.D., 195 -196, and c. 254 – 423 A.D.	PLG
Mediolanum (Milan, Italy)	c. 250 – c. 275 and 364 – 475 A.D.	MD, MDOB, MDPS, MED
Nicomedia (Izmit, Turkey)	294 – c. 474 A.D.	MN, N, NIC, NICO, NIK, SMN
Ostia (Port of Rome)	308-313 A.D.	MOST, OST
Ravenna, Italy	404 – 475 A.D.	RAV, RV, RVPS
Rome, Italy	c. 289 – 40 B.C. and 20 B.C. – 476 A.D.	R, RM, ROM, ROMA, ROMOB, VRB ROM, SMR
Serdica (Sophia, Bulgaria)	272 -282, 303-308 and 313 -314 A.D.	SD, SER, SERD, SMSD
Sirmium (near Mitrovica, Kosovo)	320 – 326, 351 – 364, 379 and 393 – 395 A.D.	SIR, SIRM, SIROB, SM
Siscia (Sisak, Croatia)	260 – c. 390 A.D.	S, SIS, SISC, SISCPS
Thessalonica (Salonika, Greece)	298 or 299 – c. 460 A.D.	COM, COMOB, OES, SMTS, TE, TES, TESOB, TH, THES, THS, THSOB, TS
Ticinum (Pavia, Italy)	c. 274 – 326 A.D.	T
Treveri (Trier, Germany)	294 – 395, 408 - 413 and c. 430 A.D.	SMTR, TR, TRE, TROB, TRPS

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Bronze Roman Coins XLS

Scott — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 03:11:27 +0000

These lists of bronze roman coins are in the .xls format used by Excel. If you do not have Excel you can obtain Open Office at the link below. It is free and is intended as a replacement for Microsoft Office.

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RIC LISTS OF COMMONLY FOUND BRONZE ROMAN COINS

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Allectus - 162 kB	Allectus (d. 296) was a Roman usurper-emperor in Britain and northern Gaul from 293 to 296. XLS format List includes: - All radiate types including his AE Quinarii - Subdivided into groups according to reverse - Includes bust types and notes
Aurelian - 412.5 kB	Lucius Domitius Aurelianus (September 9, 214 or 215 – September or October 275), known in English as Aurelian, Roman Emperor (270–275). XLS format List includes: - All types i.e. CONCORDIA.. FIDES.. ORIENS.. - Subdivided into groups according to reverse - Includes bust types, type descriptions & notes
Beata Tranq - 235 kB	BEAT TRA-NQLITAS, BEATA TRANQVILLITAS and other variations XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - A bust type finder
Byzantine M - 1.34 MB	Byzantine coin type: Contains ONLY the “Large M” Byzantine (and some Byzantine-Arabic) types with & without figures, symbols, regnal dates, officina letters, crosses, chi-rhos and other things in the fields. XLS format List includes: - Bust types, links and notes
Large letter Byzantine - 1.21 MB	Byzantine coin type: Contains various large letters apart from “Large M” for example Large K, I, epsilon, chi-rho, X, XX, XXX, plus various other, less used large letters. XLS format List includes: - Bust types, links and notes - 7 pages sorted by type
Byzantine - 458.5 kB	Byzantine coins including Trachys (saucer shaped coins), coins of general types, types with crosses, legends, religious figures etc. Also includes many Byzantine-like coins of Crusaders and Crusader Kingdoms. XLS format List includes: - AE and billon coins
Campgates - 522.5 kB	Campgates includes stats for various legends, usually PROVIDENTIAE AVGG or PROVIDENTIAE CAESS XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes
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Carausius - 755 kB	The Antoniniani of Carausius. Marcus Aurelius Mausaeus Carausius (d. 293) was a military commander of the Roman Empire in the 3rd century. He held power for seven years, before being assassinated by his finance minister Allectus. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - A bust type finder
City Commemoratives - 128 kB	City Commemoratives such as VOT coins / Urbs Roma and Constantinopoli(s) obverses XLS format List includes: - Victory on prow - Soldiers + Standards - Bridge over river - Star in wreath - lots of rare medallions
Claudius II - 630.5 kB	The Antoniniani of Claudius II Gothicus which contains Aequitas, Annona, Clementia, Felicitas, Fides, Iovi, Laetitia, Libertas, Liberalitas, Mars, Pax, Providentia, Roma, Salus, Securitas, Spes, Tranquillitas, Uberitas, Victory etc. Separate pages for reverses with 1 person, 2 persons, animals and objects XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - Hundreds of hoard coins not in RIC
CONCORDIA AVGG - 104 kB	CONCORDIA AVGGG and CONCORDIA AVGG consisting of Constantinopolis and Roma seated facing, head left or right. Theodosius I and II, Valentinian II, Arcadius, Honorius, Gratian XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - All types from RIC IX and RIC X
Concord Militum - 504.5 kB	CONCORDIA MILITVM, CONCORD MILIT, CONCORD MILITVM, CONC MIL, CONCORD MI types, etc. Types: Emperor receiving something from someone, Concordia alone, Emperor alone (Constantius II and Vetranio), Emperor clasping hands with someone, Joined hands, Two Concordiae, etc. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes
Cross within Wreath or Legend - 38.5 kB	Cross within wreath or legend of Theodosius, Valentinian III, Arcadius, Honorius, Galla Placidia XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes
FEL TEMP REPARATIO - 1.49 MB	FEL TEMP REPARATIO, Soldier spearing horseman type XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes
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Fel Temp Other - 282.5 kB	FEL TEMP REPARATIO All other types of FEL TEMP types except fallen horseman XLS format List includes: - phoenix on globe or mound - Soldier leading captive from hut - emperor kicking captive - emperor with 2 captives - emperor on horseback - Bust types and notes
Florian - 142 kB	Florian’s Antoniniani – Imperator Caesar Marcus Annius Florianus Pius Felix Invictus Augustus (d. 276) was a Roman Emperor who ruled in 276. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - Subdivided into groups according to reverse
Gallienus - 956.5 kB	Antoniniani of Gallienus – Publius Licinius Egnatius Gallienus (218-268) ruled the Roman Empire as co-emperor with his father Valerian from 253 to 260, and then as the sole Roman Emperor from 260 to 268. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - Separate pages for reverses with 1 person, 2 persons, animals, objects and objects with captives - Includes hundreds of hoard coins not in RIC
Zoo Coins - 188.5 kB	Gallienus and Salonina “Zoo” coins. XLS format List includes: - The big cats: Panthers and lions - Forest and steppe animals: Stags, does, gazelles, elks, antelopes and boars - Pegasus and horses (including some Greek coins) - Mythical creatures: Hippocamps, gryphons and centaurs - Farm animals: Goats, capricorns and bulls - Birds: Ibises and/or storks - Child riding goat - Wolves and goats suckling infants (Not VRBS ROMA types) - Bust types and notes
Genio - 1.44 MB	Includes all GENIO types. Because of the large number of variations, check every field of “possibles” in order to get an exact match. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - GENIO POP ROM - GENIO POPVLI ROMANI - GENIO CAESARIS - GENIO AVG / AVGVSTI / AVGG ET CAESARVM NN - GENIO IMPERATORIS - GENIO EXERCITVS - GENIO FIL AVGG - BONO GENIO PII IMPERATORIS
GLORIA ROMANORVM - 334.5 kB	All GLORIA ROMANORVM types except those covered in other lists below. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - Emperor dragging captive - emperor with globe - emperor on horseback - Empress (Eudoxia) enthroned - two emperors - three emperors, etc.
HOC SIGNO VICTOR ERIS - 27.5 kB	HOC SIGNO VICTOR ERIS. Emperor holding labarum, crowned by Victory. A little similar to the VIRTVS EXERCITI types made later for Honorius and Arcadius. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes
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IOVI CONSERVATORI - 627 kB	IOVI CONSERVATORI. All IOVI CONS, CONSER, CONSERVAT and CONSERVATORI types. Jupiter on his own or with a second personage, with and without eagle, globes, captives etc at foot. Standing, sitting, with various objects in his hands. Folles, antoniniani, sestertii, dupondii and ases. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes
Iovi Others - 160 kB	Other IOVIs (ie. not IOVI CONS.. which are on a list of their own) XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - All types from RIC V onwards - IOVI ..TVTATORI, ..FVLGERATORI ..AVG and AVGG - IOVI ..PROPVGNAT ..STATORI ..VICTORI - IOVI ..VLTORI ..IO CANTAB ..PATRI ..IOV ET HERCV CONSER AVGG
SECVRITAS REIPVB - 44.5 kB	SECVRITAS REIPVB Julian II bull coins XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - Bull standing right, two stars above - Bull standing right, two stars above, eagle to right - All types from RIC VIII
Coins of the ladies - 188.5 kB	Coins of the ladies: Helena, Fausta, Theodora, Aelia Flaccilla, Placidia and Galeria Valeria. (Note: Salonina and Severina have their own lists) XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - Type descriptions - Hairstyle info
VIMINACIUM – MOESIA - 223.5 kB	VIMINACIUM – MOESIA with bull and lion, and variations and DACIA with eagle and lion. Primarily the list covers the coins with PMS COL VIM and variations and PROVINCIA DACIA on the reverse. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - Moesia standing between bull and lion, arms outstretched - Ditto, but with Moesia holding something - Victory or Emperor, standing left between bull and lion - A few rarer medallion types of Viminacium/Moesia - Dacia standing holding various attributes, between eagle and lion
Monogrammed coins - 55 kB	Monogrammed coins of Anastasius I, Justin I and II, Justinian I, Tiberius II, Maurice Tiberius, Phocas, Heraclius, Constans II, Constantine IV and VII, Romanus I and II, Nicephorus II, John I and V, Basil II, Manuel I and II, Andronicus II, Marcian, Theodosius II, Leo I, Basiliscus, Zenosis, Zeno, Libius Severus, Anthemius, Julius Nepos and some Vandals and Ostrogoths. These coins are all late Roman or Byzantine. Please also refer to this website for sketches of the various monograms. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes
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Posthumous - 238 kB	Coins struck after the death of e.g. : Carus, Constantine I, Constantius I, Claudius Gothicus, Galerius Maximian, Helena, Gallienus, Mariniana, Maxentius, Maximianus Herculius, Maximinus, Nigrinian, Numerian, Quintillus, Quintus Julius Gallienus, Romulus, Tetricus, Theodora, Valerian I and II, Victorinus. Sorted according to reverse type. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - Constantine in quadriga - Constantine VN-MR types - Altars, Eagles, Peacocks - Lions walking left or right - Sub-type descriptions and quick finder
Postumus - 166.5 kB	Marcus Cassianius Latinius Postumus was a Roman emperor of Batavian origin. He usurped power from Gallienus in 260 and formed the so called Gallic Empire. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - The Antoniniani of Postumus - Split into pages depending on reverse type. - Includes coins not in RIC, e.g. Cunetio hoard, Alföldi etc.
Probus - 1.93 MB	Marcus Aurelius Probus (c. August 19, 232–September/October, 282) was a Roman Emperor (276–282). The Antoniniani of Probus. Please note, there are thousands and thousands of variations, this is a large file. Split into pages of 1 main person, 2 main persons, 1 person with captive(s), on horse, driving a quadriga, biga or chariot, objects (trophies, temples) and various. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - Includes most non-RIC coins documented by Alföldi.
Quintillus - 89 kB	Marcus Aurelius Claudius Quintillus (d. 270) was born in Sirmium (now Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia)in Illyricum[1]. He was brother of Roman Emperor Claudius II, and became Emperor himself in 270. The Antoniniani and silver coins of Quintillus (brother of Claudius II, hence the similarity) XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes
REPARATIO REIPVB - 53.5 kB	REPARATIO REIPVB: Emperor raising woman and REPARATIO FEL TEMP: Emperor holding spear, standard or labarum and resting other hand on shield.(Struck only for Procopius). (Note: FEL TEMP REPARATIO are on separate lists above) XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes
Restitut Reip - 53.5 kB	RESTITV-TOR REIP and RESTITVTOR-REIPVBLICAE, Emperor standing holding labarum or standard and Victory on globe. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes
Salonina - 96 kB	The Antoniniani of Gallienus’s wife, Salonina (d. 268, Milan), wife of Roman Emperor Gallienus and mother of Valerianus, Saloninus, and Egnatius Marinianus. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - Juno, Venus, Fecunditas, Vesta etc. - Separate pages for reverses with 1 person, 2 persons, animals, objects and objects with captives. - Includes hoard coins not in RIC
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Sarmatia - 32 kB	SARMATIA DEVICTA and ALAMANNIA DEVICTA Victory advancing right, holding trophy and branch, spurning seated captive. These coins were made at a limited number of mints for a limited time and with few variations. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes
Sarmatia - 32 kB	The Antoniniani of Aurelian’s wife, Severina. Ulpia Severina was the wife of Roman emperor Aurelian, from whom she had a daughter. Very little is known about her, as there are no literary sources even mentioning her existence. Almost everything known about her, including her name, is gathered from coins and inscriptions. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - Separate pages for reverses with 1 person, and 2 or more persons.
Sol - 764.5 kB	SOLI INVICTO COMITI and Sol variations. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - Sol standing left with globe or whip - Sol in quadriga (Antoniniani) - Sol holding head of Serapis - Sol with one or two captives - Radiate bust of Sol
Soldiers With Standards - 388 kB	GLORIA EXERCITVS : Soldiers with 2 or 1 standards XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes
SPES REI-PVBLICE - 70 kB	SPES REI-PVBLICE and SPES REI-PVLICAE. Types: (Reipvblice:) Emperor standing left holding globe and spear & (Reipvblicae:) Emperor holding labarum and globe, right foot on captive. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes
Tacitus - 276 kB	The Antoniniani of Tacitus XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - Aequitas, Annona, Clementia, Felicitas, Fides, Iovi, Laetitia - Libertas, Mars, Pax, Providentia, Roma, Salus, Securitas - Spes, Tranquillitas, Uberitas, Victory - Separate page for Pax types - Includes numerous unlisted types
TETRICUS I and II - 154 kB	The Antoniniani of Tetricus I and II. Aequitas, Clementia, Felicitas, Fides, Iovi, Laetitia, Libertas, Mars, Pax, Pietas, Providentia, Salus, Securitas, Spes, Uberitas, Victory etc. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - Separate pages for reverses with 1 person, 2 persons and non-persons - Includes numerous types not in RIC.
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Three or Four Standards - 48.5 kB	Coins of Nicaea (NIKAEWN), Antioch and Juliopolis showing Three and Four standards XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - Legionary eagles between or flanking normal standards - Standards surmounted by capricorns between or flanking normal standards - Split into two sheets: rev. legend between standards and rev legend around the coin’s rim - For legends between standards: five columns for the various possiblities for the letters’ positions.
Two Victories - 170 kB	VICTORIAE DD AVGGQ NN and VICTORIAE DD NN AVG ET CAE(S) XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - Two Victories facing, holding wreaths. - Two Victories facing, holding a wreath usually inscribed VOT/V/MVLT/X - Includes several unlisted types
VICTORIAE LAETAE - 591 kB	VICTORIAE LAETAE PRINC PERP, Two Victories facing, inscribing shield over altar). XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes
Victorinus - 96 kB	The antoniniani of Marcus Piav(v)onius Victorinus, emperor of the secessionist Gallic Empire from 268 to 270 or 271, following the brief reign of Marius. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - Includes hoard coins and numerous imitations
Victory advancing left - 248.5 kB	Victory advancing left, usually with wreath and palm branch, sometimes with 2 wreaths. Legends usually SECVRITAS REIPVBLICAE or VICTORIA AVG(GG). (No captives on this type! See above) XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes
Virtvs Exerciti - 293 kB	VIRTVS EXERCITI, VIRTVTI EXERC and variations. XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes - Victory crowning emperor - Emperor with foot on prisoner - Trophy and 2 captives below - Standard (VOT X and VOT XX types) and 2 captives below - Mars advancing right, holding spear, trophy and sometimes shield (VIRTVS.. and VIRTVTI legends) - Virtus advancing right, holding spear, trophy and sometimes shield (VIRTVS.. and VIRTVTI legends)
VOT's - 459.5 kB	VOT's VOT.. (V, X, XV, XX etc). Separate pages for each type plus additional pages for unusual reverses (e.g. VOT X FEL, VOTIS X PROBI AVG ET XX) XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes
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VRBS ROMA - 323.5 kB	VRBS ROMA – Wolf and Twins XLS format List includes: - Bust types and notes

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