Vitellius

Emperor · AD 69

Proclaimed by the Rhine armies in AD 69, Vitellius entered Rome after Otho's defeat, then fell to Vespasian's forces after eight months. His denarii came from Rome, Lugdunum and Spain.

Market overview

Vitellius has 6 identified coin markets in this guide. Values vary by coin type, condition and evidence channel.

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• Rome denarius — View Market

  Price preview: $150–$2,500+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation

• Lugdunum denarius — View Market

  Keep this mint population separate from Rome.

  Price preview: $700–$4,000+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation

• sestertius — View Market

  Prestige bronze; surfaces, portrait, and reverse matter.

  Price preview: $1,500–$8,000+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation

• aureus — View Market

  Price preview: $15,000–$60,000+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation

• Spanish / Tarraco denarius — View Market

  Exact comparables are preferred; do not blend automatically with Rome or Lugdunum.

  Price preview: No reliable range available Specialist type

• as / dupondius — View Market

  A thin, heterogeneous market; compare the exact coin.

  Price preview: No reliable range available Specialist type

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