Augustus

Emperor · 27 BC–AD 14

Augustus reshaped Rome from republic to empire, using coinage to present the new political order; his issues range from dynastic denarii to distinctive civic and military reverses.

Market overview

Augustus has 15 identified coin markets in this guide. Values vary by coin type, condition and evidence channel.

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• Gaius & Lucius denarius — View Market

  Price preview: $671–$1,342 Certified / Slabbed

• Capricorn denarius — View Market

  Price preview: $750–$8,000 Certified / Slabbed

• Rome moneyer asses — View Market

  Price preview: $200–$228 Current Fixed-Price Retail

• Rome moneyer dupondii — View Market

  Price preview: ~$74 Current Fixed-Price Retail

• SIGNIS RECEPTIS — View Market

  Price preview: $1,100–$2,000 Certified / Slabbed

• Lugdunum altar as — View Market

  Price preview: $93–$250 Current Fixed-Price Retail

• Quinarii — View Market

  Price preview: ~$477 Current Fixed-Price Retail

• SPQR / CL V — View Market

  Price preview: $740–$960 Raw Auction

• OB CIVIS SERVATOS — View Market

  Price preview: $420–$825 Certified / Slabbed

• Lugdunum bull — View Market

  Price preview: ~$2,160 Certified / Slabbed

• Aureus — View Market · RIC 198

  Price preview: ~$6,500 Certified / Slabbed

• Aureus — View Market · RIC 206

  Price preview: $14,000–$22,000 Certified / Slabbed

• Lifetime sestertii — View Market

  Price preview: ~$340 Certified / Slabbed · Specialist type

• Lugdunum altar sestertius — View Market

  Price preview: $2,328–$19,600 Raw Auction · Specialist type

• Rare Spanish / triumphal aurei — View Market

  Price preview: $16,000 Certified / Slabbed · Specialist type

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