Classical

Introduced by Constantine the Great, the solidus remained unchanged in weight and purity for nearly ...

The large bronze coin introduced by Anastasius I as part of his monetary reform. Featured the empero...

Gold coins of the Kushan Empire, which ruled Central Asia and northern India. Featured the king stan...

The standard silver coin of Sasanian Persia for over 400 years. Featured the kings bust with an elab...

Introduced by Caracalla, worth two denarii but containing only 1.5 times the silver. Featured the em...

A small silver coin introduced by Constantine. The siliqua replaced the denarius as the standard sil...

The gold coins of the Gupta Empire, considered the Golden Age of India. Featured the emperor perform...

The copper coins of the Kushan Empire were the everyday currency of Central Asia and northern India....

The silver coins of the Gupta Empire were based on the Satavahana and Kshatrapa coinage traditions. ...

Coins of the Kushano-Sasanian governors who ruled Bactria and parts of northern India for the Sasani...

Coins of the Hephthalite or White Huns who devastated the Gupta Empire and Sasanian Persia in the 5t...

The denarius of Tiberius is traditionally identified as the tribute penny from the Biblical passage ...

According to the New Testament, Judas betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver. The coins are typi...

Coins struck by Jewish rebels during the Bar Kokhba revolt against Rome from 132 to 136 AD. Made by ...