Vespasian

Emperor · AD 69–79

Vespasian emerged victorious from the civil war of AD 69 and founded the Flavian dynasty. His Judaea Capta coinage commemorated the Roman victory in Judaea.

Market overview

Vespasian has 10 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: $75–$900+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation

• Judaea Capta denarius — Rome — View Market

  Price preview: $200–$5,500+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation

• Eastern-mint denarius — View Market

  Mint attribution should be explicit.

  Price preview: $100–$1,500+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation

• Dynastic denarius — View Market

  Premiums depend on the exact family composition and mint.

  Price preview: $200–$1,800+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation

• asses / dupondii — View Market

  Keep separate from ordinary sestertii; surfaces, patina, portrait, and mint matter.

  Price preview: $150–$1,000+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation

• Ordinary sestertius — View Market

  Keep separate from Judaea Capta sestertii; portrait, patina, and surface condition matter.

  Price preview: $300–$3,500+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation

• aureus — View Market

  Gold comparisons remain sensitive to type and grade.

  Price preview: $4,000–$32,000+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation

• Eastern Judaea Capta silver — View Market

  Price preview: No reliable range available Specialist type

• Judaea Capta sestertius — View Market

  A separate prestige-bronze market; trophy examples need exact comparables.

  Price preview: No reliable range available Specialist type

• Exceptional prestige / specialist types — View Market

  Rare variants and trophy pieces require exact comparables.

  Price preview: No reliable range available Specialist type

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