Denarii of the Roman Republic
All denarii from their appearance in 211 BC until the Republic became an Empire under Gaius Octavius, the adopted son of Julius Caesar. All Crawford references are shown with images of some of the finest denarii auctioned by internationally renowned firms.
Use the search tool to filter the catalogue or browse the list ordered by FAMILIES.
All images have been taken from international auctions. Permission has been requested and the provenance, year and hammer price are always cited. Some pieces were not found in auctions and were searched for in museums; in those cases no price is shown.
We have looked for the best coins for each reference, so prices are usually among the highest. Lower-grade examples would be considerably cheaper. See our article on THE PRICE OF A DENARIUS.
If you find a published denarius, or one that is better than the example shown here, please contact us by e-mail at [email protected]; we would be happy to publish it.
