Medieval on values
BobSav
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A friend asked me to help him value an ancient coins he has. 1 is a Denarius silver coin from Marcus Aurelius 139-180 AD.
Where is a good reference for this type of material. I looked on E-bay but found prices all over the place.
Thanks
Bob
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Marcus Aurelius coins were struck from 161-180 AD, those were the years Aurelius was Emperor and then died(121-180AD).
I can't help you out much with value, but I can tell you that I purchased a random Silver Denarii from ebay for $30 and got a Marcus Aurelius coin. It is small and black about the size of a dime.
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It's Roman, not medieval. You need to identify it fully https://numismatics.org/ocre/identify and then grade it.
Most presentable coins of Marcus Aurelius are worth $30-100. Maybe $200 full retail. A very few are worth a few hundred. Sellers on eBay will try their luck. Some even slab them in the hope that a Morgan Dollar collector will vastly overpay.
Can't help you on value without at an image but
If you'd care to attribute the piece you can start here....
Emperors L to M
https://www.wildwinds.com/coins/ric/i.html
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That a great reference sight !
Thank you very much.
Bob
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Another great reference sight !
Thank you very much.
Bob
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