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Every discovery is valuable. But some are extraordinary.

Eastern Roman Gold Solidus: Theodosius II (402-450 AD)
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Theodosius II ruled the Eastern Roman Empire for nearly half a century, one of the longest reigns in Roman history. He is best remembered for the massive defensive walls constructed around Constantinople, many of which protected the city for over a thousand years. Gold solidi bearing the image of Theodosius II were struck during one of the longest reigns in Roman history, connecting collectors to the ruler who transformed Constantinople into one of the greatest cities of the ancient world.

Eastern Roman Gold Solidus: Zeno (474-491 AD)
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Zeno ruled during one of antiquity's most dramatic periods. His reign coincided with the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 AD, an event often cited as the end of Ancient Rome. Yet while the West collapsed, the Eastern Empire endured, and Zeno's gold coinage stands as a testament to the Roman legacy that continued for nearly another thousand years.

Vespasian — Fine grade

Following a devastating civil war, Vespasian restored order to the Roman Empire and established the Flavian dynasty. He is perhaps best known for initiating the construction of the Colosseum, one of the most iconic structures of the ancient world. Coins bearing his portrait commemorate the leader who helped usher Rome into a new age of stability and growth.

Titus — Fine grade

Though his reign was brief, Titus left an outsized mark on history. He completed the Colosseum and oversaw relief efforts following the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, one of history's most famous natural disasters. Today, coins depicting Titus connect collectors to a ruler remembered for both his achievements and his popularity among the Roman people.

Domitian — Fine grade

The final emperor of the Flavian dynasty, Domitian presided over a period of military success, extensive building projects, and administrative reform. Under his rule, Rome expanded its fortifications, strengthened its economy, and continued to flourish as the center of a vast empire. His coinage reflects the wealth, power, and ambition of Imperial Rome at its height.

Only 27 collectors will uncover one of these sought-after emperor coins.

Meanwhile, 300 additional authentic Ancient Roman coins await discovery throughout this limited release. Each piece once circulated within one of history's greatest civilizations, passing through the hands of merchants, soldiers, citizens, and rulers nearly two millennia ago.

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