Roman Empire Lot comprising 200 Roman Imperial bronze coins. The group includes some ases and sestertius minted between II-III centuries A.D. (No reserve price)

This extensive lot of 200 Roman Imperial bronze coins offers a remarkable opportunity to explore the vast scale and variety of Roman coinage primarily produced during the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD. Bronze coins like the 'as' and 'sestertius' were everyday currency used widely across the empire for commerce, taxation, and military payments. The coins often bear the effigy of emperors, their consorts, or symbolic representations of virtues such as Pax (peace), Victory, and Fortuna. The condition and diversity within such a large group can illustrate changes in minting technology, economic conditions, and imperial propaganda over several generations. For historians and collectors, such lots provide tangible links to the daily life and governance of ancient Rome.