Roman Imperial Coins Instant

Roman currency was based on a system of gold, silver, and bronze/copper.

Small, common bronze coins from the later empire (293–476 AD), often affordable for new collectors. 2. Anatomy of a Roman Coin Roman Imperial Coins

Roman legends use common abbreviations to save space. Identifying these is key to dating the coin. Title for the Emperor. CAES (Caesar): Often used for the heir or junior emperor. IMP (Imperator): Victorious general. P M (Pontifex Maximus): High priest of Rome. Roman currency was based on a system of

Latin inscriptions around the edge that list the Emperor's name and titles. 3. Reading Coin Legends and bronze/copper. Small