Roman Empire Lot comprising 150 Roman Imperial bronze coins. The group includes some quadrans and ases minted between I-III centuries A.D. (No reserve price)

This extensive collection of 150 Roman Imperial bronze coins spans the 1st to 3rd centuries AD, including denominations such as quadrans and asses. Roman bronze coinage served daily commerce throughout the expansive Roman Empire and showcased changes in imperial iconography, economic policy, and artistic style over time. The quadrans was a low-value coin often used for small transactions, while the as was a primary bronze coin whose weight and design evolved under various emperors. These coins provide insight into the Roman economy, military, and governance during the Imperial period. Collectors prize such lots for the diversity of portraits and reverse types, which may depict gods, goddesses, and important imperial achievements. The coins' patina and condition can also reveal much about their circulation and preservation.