Titus

Caesar and Augustus · Caesar AD 69–79; Augustus AD 79–81

Titus ruled as Caesar under Vespasian before becoming Augustus in AD 79–81. His coinage includes games-related and Colosseum types alongside ordinary denarii and bronze.

Market overview

Titus has 8 identified coin markets in this guide. Values vary by coin type, condition and evidence channel.

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• Titus as Augustus — ordinary denarius — View Market

  Kept separate from Caesar-period silver.

  Price preview: $250–$900 Published Guide · Editorial Orientation

• Titus as Caesar denarius — XF / choice XF — View Market

  Price preview: $250–$1,300+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation

• Asses / dupondii — View Market

  Bronze is surface-sensitive; rare and unusually attractive pieces need close comparison.

  Price preview: $100–$1,200+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation

• Ordinary sestertius — View Market

  Keep separate from Colosseum and other prestige bronze.

  Price preview: $500–$6,000+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation

• Games / elephant prestige denarii — View Market

  Trophy examples require exact comparables.

  Price preview: $175–$3,000+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation · Specialist type

• Colosseum and other prestige sestertii — View Market

  Price preview: No reliable range available Specialist type

• Titus as Caesar aureus — View Market

  Thin Caesar-period gold market; separate from Titus as Augustus aurei.

  Price preview: $3,000–$27,500+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation · Specialist type

• Titus as Augustus aureus — View Market

  Thin Augustus-period gold market; separate from Titus as Caesar aurei.

  Price preview: $4,000–$12,000+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation · Specialist type

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