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Restitutor, Roman coins, AD 192–337

An empire restored, one coin at a time.

Own a genuine Roman coin, one that passed through Roman hands eighteen centuries ago. We choose every piece ourselves, across the hundred and forty-five years in which the empire almost came apart. Each arrives documented, with its certificate, ready for your collection or to be given.

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192–337Period covered
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Billon, denarius

Gordian III

PIETAS AVGVSTI, Rome, 241
€70Available
Billon, aurelianus

Diocletian

CONCORDIA MILITVM, Héraclée, 293-295
€55Available
Copper, nummus

Constantius I Chlorus

REQVIES OPTIMOR MERIT, Rome, 317
€45Available
Billon, antoninianus

Gallienus

DIANAE CONS AVG, Rome, 267-268
€40Available

Three metals

Each tells a different empire

Gold, aureus and solidus

The metal of emperors, and the most striking coin to hold. The aureus, then Constantine’s solidus: few come to market, none leaves you indifferent.

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Silver, denarius and antoninianus

Everyday money, for those who had any. It is here that the third-century crisis reads most clearly, in the silver thinning out from one reign to the next.

20 coins, from €15See the silver coins →

Bronze, sestertius and follis

The large modules, the ones the hand recognises before the eye. The portrait gains a breadth that silver never offers.

5 coins, from €25See the bronze coins →