Ancient coin production at the pre-Roman Gallic city of Corent buff.ly/fJrpF2w #Corent #ancientcoins #numismatics

Ancient coin production at the pre-Roman Gallic city of Corent buff.ly/fJrpF2w #Corent #ancientcoins #numismatics
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The first cracks in Rome's silver.
Volusian co-ruled with his father Trebonianus Gallus, AD 251 to 253, as Rome's silver coinage began its long decline.
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Real silver, just before the crash.
Valerian II, named Caesar in AD 256 at around fifteen, son of Gallienus. He died in 258, before Rome's silver coinage collapsed.
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The king who married into the dynasty he destroyed. Herod had no royal blood, so he married Mariamne, a Hasmonean princess. He executed her in 29 BC. 25% off, code BIBLICAL25.
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The Western Roman Empire's fall took almost a century.
Book III covers AD 364 to 476, Valentinian I to Romulus Augustulus, the last emperor of the West.
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An emperor who vanished in weeks.
Quintillus took the throne in AD 270 after his brother Claudius Gothicus died. Sources disagree how long he lasted, somewhere between 17 days and a couple months.
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Antoninianus of Postumus, who broke away from Rome in AD 260 to found the Gallic Empire and held it nine years.
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The Tetrarchy and the Constantine the Great dynasty, AD 284 to 363, now in the Kinzer Ancient Coin Value Guide.
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