Hadrian
Emperor · AD 117–138
Hadrian (AD 117–138) is known for imperial travel, reflected in an unusually varied coinage. The Travel Series and Aegyptos and Nilus types make his denarii especially distinctive.
Market overview
Hadrian has 7 identified coin markets in this guide. Values vary by coin type, condition and evidence channel.
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- Ordinary Rome denarius — View Market
Price preview: $439–$1,830 Certified / Slabbed
- Travel series denarius — View Market
Price preview: $250–$2,500+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation
- Ordinary sestertius — View Market
Price preview: $225–$2,500+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation
- Aegyptos / Nilus premium silver — View Market
Price preview: $500–$3,500+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation
- Travel / prestige sestertius — View Market
Price preview: No reliable range available
- Ordinary aureus — View Market
Price preview: $6,000–$30,000+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation
- Travel-series aureus — View Market
Price preview: No reliable range available
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Book 6 · Chapter 6 · Published source