Where the Buffalo Roam: Coins of the Old West (2-Coin Box) combines collectible coins with an orderly display format, offering a direct way to explore the theme.

Nicholas II of Russia: The Last Romanov (Boxed Set of Four Coins and a Stamp) highlights the artistry of Roman coinage, presenting portraits and inscriptions that echo an empire's legacy in a boxed collection.

Nazi Germany: A Boxed Collection of 12 Coins (Twelve-Coin Boxed Set) groups coins chosen for their historical and cultural appeal, kept in a structured wooden case.

Twilight of the Monarchies Box: A Collection of 8 Coins (Eight-Coin Box) is a themed collection designed for both learning and display, presented in a crafted case.

The Middle East: 10 Coin Boxed Set groups coins chosen for their historical and cultural appeal, kept in a structured wooden case.

Middles Ages: 8 Silver Coins (Eight-Coin Box) is a themed collection designed for both learning and display, presented in a crafted case.

Japan: Emperor Meiji (One-Coin Box) is assembled with an emphasis on heritage and design, each piece carefully placed in a wooden box.

Madonna & Child Box: Virgin Mary and baby Jesus Silver Denar of Hungary (One-Coin Box) combines collectible coins with an orderly display format, offering a direct way to explore the theme.

The Most Powerful Woman Who Ever Lived: Box of Silver Roman Denarius of Julia Domna (One-Coin Box) highlights the artistry of Roman coinage, presenting portraits and inscriptions that echo an empire's legacy in a boxed collection.

The Jewish Wars with Rome: A Box of 6 Ancient Bronze Roman and Judaean Coins (Six-Coin Box) highlights the artistry of Roman coinage, presenting portraits and inscriptions that echo an empire's legacy in a boxed collection.

First Jewish Coin Box: Ancient Judaean Coin of the Second Temple Period (One-Coin Box) is assembled with an emphasis on heritage and design, each piece carefully placed in a wooden box.

Imperial Japan: Box of Silver Japanese Coin (One-Coin Box) groups coins chosen for their historical and cultural appeal, kept in a structured wooden case.

Islam: 12 Silver Coin Collection provides an introduction to coins linked by history, gathered neatly in a durable wooden box.

Imperial Rome:10 Silver Coins groups coins chosen for their historical and cultural appeal, kept in a structured wooden case.

Holy Wars Box: Six Coins Highlighting Famous Battles Between Christians and Muslims combines collectible coins with an orderly display format, offering a direct way to explore the theme.

The Rise of the Cult of the Madonna: A Roman Bronze Coin (One-Coin Box) highlights the artistry of Roman coinage, presenting portraits and inscriptions that echo an empire's legacy in a boxed collection.

House of Constantine: A Collection of 10 Roman Bronze Coins highlights the artistry of Roman coinage, presenting portraits and inscriptions that echo an empire's legacy in a boxed collection.

Adolf Hitler: A collection of four coins and one stamp (Five-Coin Box) is a themed collection designed for both learning and display, presented in a crafted case.

Herod Dynasty: Three Judaean Bronze Coins of the Biblical Holy Land (Three-Coin Box) groups coins chosen for their historical and cultural appeal, kept in a structured wooden case.

Right Hand of God Box: Medieval German ”Hand Heller“ Silver Coin combines collectible coins with an orderly display format, offering a direct way to explore the theme.

The Last Coins of Ancient Greece Box: The Thessalian League with Coin of Apollo/Athena (One-Coin Box) is assembled with an emphasis on heritage and design, each piece carefully placed in a wooden box.

Creatures of Greek Myth (Three-Coin Box) showcases the creativity of ancient Greece, with coins that reveal cultural symbols and historic city-states, arranged for clarity in a wooden box.

The Greek World: Box of 12 Bronze Coins from the Time of Ancient Greece (wooden boxed collection) showcases the creativity of ancient Greece, with coins that reveal cultural symbols and historic city-states, arranged for clarity in a wooden box.

The Great War Box: 6 Silver Coins from the First World War (WWI) (Six-Coin Box) is assembled with an emphasis on heritage and design, each piece carefully placed in a wooden box.

Great Plagues (Six-Coin Box) groups coins chosen for their historical and cultural appeal, kept in a structured wooden case.

Gaza: A History in Eight Coins combines collectible coins with an orderly display format, offering a direct way to explore the theme.

The Fracture of Imperial Rome: Gallic Empire (Six-Coin Box) groups coins chosen for their historical and cultural appeal, kept in a structured wooden case.

Fall of Rome: 10 Bronze Coin Boxed Collection groups coins chosen for their historical and cultural appeal, kept in a structured wooden case.

The Many Faces of Constantine the Great: Six Coin Boxed Collection provides an introduction to coins linked by history, gathered neatly in a durable wooden box.

D-Day: 80th Anniversary Collection (Six-Coin Box) commemorates the pivotal events of 1944, with coins linked to the Normandy landings arranged in a wooden box for study and preservation.

Crusades Four Silver Coin Boxed Collection combines collectible coins with an orderly display format, offering a direct way to explore the theme.

Crimea: A History in 8 Coins (boxed collection) combines collectible coins with an orderly display format, offering a direct way to explore the theme.

Constantine Dynasty: Box of 8 Roman Bronze Coins (Eight-Coin Box) highlights the artistry of Roman coinage, presenting portraits and inscriptions that echo an empire's legacy in a boxed collection.

Constantine the Great: "Eyes to Heaven" Coin (One-Coin Box) is assembled with an emphasis on heritage and design, each piece carefully placed in a wooden box.

House of Constantine: A Collection of Five Slabbed Coins (Five-Coin Box) groups coins chosen for their historical and cultural appeal, kept in a structured wooden case.

Cold War: The Rise & Fall of the Soviet Union and the Iron Curtain (10 Coin Box) combines collectible coins with an orderly display format, offering a direct way to explore the theme.

Volusian was co-emperor with his father Trebonianus Gallus. Trouble on the frontiers and their inability to win the confidence of the army brought about a successful revolt by the future emperor Aemillianus, in which they were both killed.

NGC certified 8-real fragment from the wreck of the Vliegenthart. Philip V, 1735.

In 269, Postumus was murdered by his own troops, and the Gallic Empire, which depended on the force of his personality, began to crumble. Victorinus, who assumed control of the breakaway empire late in 269, was a fine military leader. He successfully...

Valerius Gratus was the Roman Prefect of Judaea province under Tiberius from 15 to 26 CE. He succeeded Annius Rufus and was replaced by P ontius Pilate. The government of Gratus is chiefly remarkable for the frequent changes he made in the appointment of...