How has the price for Roman denarius and Athenian tetradrachm changed from the last 10 years?

Discussion in 'Ancient Coins' started by Herberto, Jul 26, 2025 at 8:59 PM.

  1. Herberto

    Herberto Well-Known Member

    Can anyone here tell me how the price for Roman denarius and Athenian tetradrachm are today in comparison for 10 years ago?

    Is the price the same? Or has it increased? or decreased?

    Thanks.
     
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  3. The Meat man

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    In general, increased.
     
  4. Mat

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  5. Herberto

    Herberto Well-Known Member

    Thanks for the replies.

    Do you have an idea how much they have increased?

    Are we talking like 30 percent? 100 percent increase? 200 percent increase?

    I'm asking because I know that Byzantine solidus (gold coins) have increased in price for 100 percent. At least for the decent low end. I just want to know how it is with Denarius and Tetradrachm. :)
     
  6. The Meat man

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    I wasn't collecting 10 years ago, but from what I've observed going through auction records I'd say maybe a very general overall increase of around 100% ?
     
  7. nerosmyfavorite68

    nerosmyfavorite68 Well-Known Member

    I'd say the decrepit or low-end ones haven't changed that much. One can still find decrepit Severus or Severus Alexander denarii for $20 (takes a bit of looking, though).
     
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