Ancient Roman Coin

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by Mitch Wallner, Nov 13, 2009.

  1. Mitch Wallner

    Mitch Wallner Junior Member

    I have a ROMAN DENARIUS OF THE EMPEROR TRAJAN (98 - 117 AD) CELEBRATING THE ROMAN CONQUEST OF THE DACIAN IN 106 AD. REVERSE IS AN IMAGE OF DACIAN SEATED WITH HANDS BOUND BEHIND BACK ON A PILE OF SHIELDS, SWORDS, AND SPEARS. I was wondering what something like this is worth, or where I can find more information about this type of coin.

    Thanks in advance!!

    Mitch
     
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  3. randygeki

    randygeki Coin Collector


    have to see pics, for value. whats the condition?

    heres some coins of Trajan
    http://wildwinds.com/coins/ric/trajan/i.html
     
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    stainless ANTONINIVS

    Assuming it's VF and authentic, then $300-$350


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  5. Mitch Wallner

    Mitch Wallner Junior Member

    Thanks, I will get some pics posted as soon as I can! Is there a book on these coins that would help me figure out this info? Thanks again!!

    Mitch
     
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    stainless ANTONINIVS


    If you're referring to a price guide, no. And the references are expensive, but it would be the Roman Imperial Coinage for this coin.



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  7. zzancientcoins

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  9. Gao

    Gao Member

    If you want to see what others are trying to sell coins like this for, go to VCoins and search for "trajan dacia denarius" (and make sure to have it match all words).
     
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