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Not to be confused with Denaro.

• The Roman currency system included the denarius (plural: denarii), a small silver coin, as the most common coin in circulation.

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  Aemilia 10

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  Carisia 1

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  Denarius serratus: Claudia 6

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  Cornelia 50

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  Herennia 1: Pietas / Amphinomus carrying his father

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  Lucretia 1: Roma / Dioscuri

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  Lucretia 2: Sol / crescent moon and seven stars

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  Lucretia 3: Neptune / Winged boy on dolphin

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  Pompeia 1

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  Dea Roma i.e. Rome as goddess- Pompeia 1

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  Satriena 1

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  Servilia 6

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  C. Sulpicius C. f. Galba, 106 BC

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  C. Coelius Caldus, 104 BC

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  C. Coelius Caldus, 51 BC

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  A. Postumius A.f. S.n. Albinus, 81 BC

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  L. Marcius Philippus, 56 BC

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  L. Cornelius Scipio Asiaticus, 106 BC

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  C. Licinius L.f. Macer, 84 BC

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  Q. Cassius Longinus, 55 BC

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  Marcus Antonius (Leg III Fundzustand)

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  Marcus Antonius (legio III) - Antonia 28

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  Gnaeus Domitius Calvinus - Syd. 1358 - Cr. 532/1

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  8 Denarii

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  Augustus

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  young Caracalla

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  Caracalla

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  Commodus

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  Lucius Verus

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  Otho

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  Septimius Severus

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  Septimius Severus

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  Septimius Severus

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  Septimius Severus

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  Septimius Severus

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  Pompeia 1

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  Roscia 3