Siliqua

23 distinct market lanes; choose an exact market for its own evidence.

• Valentinian I — Siliqua · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 364–375
• Valens — Siliqua · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 364–378
• Gratian — Siliqua · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 367–383
• Valentinian II — Siliqua – certified · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 375–392
• Valentinian II — Compromised siliqua · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 375–392
• Magnus Maximus — Siliqua – raw retail · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 383–388
• Magnus Maximus — Siliqua – certified · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 383–388
• Flavius Victor — Siliqua – certified · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 387–388
• Flavius Victor — Siliqua – raw · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 387–388
• Theodosius I — Siliqua · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 379–395
• Eugenius — Siliqua – lower / compromised · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 392–394
• Eugenius — Siliqua – stronger · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 392–394
• Eugenius — Certified siliqua · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 392–394
• Honorius — Siliqua · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 393–423
• Constantine III — Siliqua – specialist retail · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 407–411
• Constantine III — Siliqua – raw auction · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 407–411
• Constans, Son of Constantine III — Siliqua · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 409–411
• Jovinus — Siliqua – lower · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 411–413
• Jovinus — Premium Trier siliqua · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 411–413
• Sebastianus — Arelate siliqua · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 412–413
• Priscus Attalus — First-reign Rome siliqua · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 409–410 and 414–415
• Priscus Attalus — Second-reign Narbonne siliqua · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 409–410 and 414–415
• Valentinian III — Half-siliqua · End of the Western Roman Empire · AD 425–455