Roman coin depicting Galla Placidia
Roman gold coin (solidus) depicting Elia Galla Placidia. The object is dated to the 5th century CE. The coin was minted in Aquileia (Italy) and was found near Prokuplje in south-eastern Serbia.
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Curiosities of ancient Rome (Coins)
Coins is a collection of curiosities dedicated to Roman coinage and money in the ancient world. This category features lesser-known facts, interesting details, and information about ancient Roman coins—their function, symbolism, production, and role in the economy of the Roman Empire.
Coin of Julian the Apostate
Roman coin of Julian the Apostate. On reverse side is seen bull standing beneath two stars. Dated to IV century CE.
Medallion showing emperor Probus and Sol Invictus
Medallion showing emperor Probus. A great and powerful emperor of the late third century. On the coin we can see also Sol Invictus.
