Discover the fascinating history of Japan’s Silver Shu during the Shogun Era in the mid-1800s. This article delves into the economic and cultural significance of these silver coins, exploring their role in trade, their intricate designs, and their impact on Japan’s financial landscape during a pivotal period of transformation.
The ancient Greek Attica-Athens tetradrachm is a remarkable coin representing historical artistry. Known for its beautiful depiction of Athena and the iconic owl, this coin is a must-have for collectors.
Sequani Circa 50 BC, AR Quinarius, s a small silver coin from Roman Gaul Celtic region what is now modern France. Minted mid 1st century BC. by the Qunari, a Celtic people absorbed into the Roman Empire about the same time. Sequani AR Quinarius: A type of ancient Roman coin. “Sequani” refers to the Sequani,…
Sequani Circa 50 BC, AR Quinarius, Q.DOCI Issue(#1) is a small silver coin from Roman Gaul Celtic region what is now modern France. Minted mid 1st century BC. by the Qunari, a Celtic people absorbed into the Roman Empire about the same time. Sequani AR Quinarius: A type of ancient Roman coin. “Sequani” refers to…
Japan Shogun Era 1824-1830 2 Shu Silver coin, certified by PCGS as MS62. This rare and historically significant coin dates back to the reign of the Shogun during the early 19th century
Here’s more on Hieron II coin The Hieron II coin is a rare and valuable ancient Greek coin from the 3rd century BCE. It was minted in Syracuse, Sicily, during the reign of King Hieron II, a ruler known for his military prowess and cultural achievements. The coin features an image of the goddess Hera and…
