We have recently added the following to our Carlisle Shop
Selected examples will appear on-line soon.
January 2012
A quantity
of silver denarii of Hadrian of varying grades
and a quantity of early imperial dupondii and asi - Augustus,
Caligula, Claudius, Nero, etc.
which are now all listed and illustrated on the appropriate pages of this
website.
October 2011
Some
outstanding coins of Hadrian - several
denarii, a sestertius, a dupondius
September 2011
A small
selection of superb coins from the Killingholme Treasure (left photo).
This hoard of 3,700 coins of Constantine I (Constantine the Great) and his sons feature a variety of reverse designs. The hoard
was discovered at Killingholme (North Humberside) in 1993. A small group
of equally superb coins from the Bourton-on-the-Water Hoard found c1970 in
Gloucestershire (right photo). Also of Constantine I and sons, these coins
all feature the sun god (Sol) on the reverse, the last pagan god to appear on
roman coins.
The coins we are offering, from both hoards, are all from
the London Mint.
A
selection of denarii of early and rare Emperors - Augustus, Nero,
Vitellius, Vespasian, Titus, etc.
These are now listed on the relevant page of this website.
July 2011
Three only hallmarked silver rings (size U/V)
each set with a genuine roman (silvered bronze) coin - £25 each
(all have now sold)
April 2011
An updated
and expanded version of our
CD An
Introduction to Roman Coins. This CD
was written as a structured introduction to the coins of the Roman Empire and is
illustrated by photos of over 250 coins
from our past and present stock. Click here for
details and screen-shots.
March, 2011
A quantity of small (around 17mm) bronze coins of
Constantine I and his sons from the Grassmoor Hoard found in
2001
in the East Midlands. Mostly from the mints of Arles and Trier, they feature a
variety of reverse designs.
A small collection of quality denarii and other
roman coins including some scarce Emperors
A selection of superb bronze follis coins of
Constantine I
(Constantine the Great - 307-337 AD), from the
Bourton-on-the Water Hoard
(found in the early 1970s) - all minted
in London.
and a selection of very fine silver and bronze coins
from the first and second centuries.
