The Rome (Italy) mint

Mint: Rome (Italy)
Geo location: 41.89546 12.48232
Abbreviation: R, RM, ROM

Almost all coinage supplied to Britain until the mid 3rd century AD was produced at Rome. Most Roman Republican and Early Imperial coinage, whether struck in gold, silver or copper alloy, was struck there. At this time there were no mintmarks, although the copper alloy issues always carry the mark S C (Senatus Consulto; By decree of the Senate). From the time of the reforms of Diocletian most of the coins supplied to Britain came from the closer mints at Trier, Lyons and Arles, but coins from the mint at Rome still appear. 4th century coins from the mint of Rome carry the mint marks R, RM or ROM.

View all coins recorded, which are attributed to Rome (Italy).

Issuers

This mint was active under the following issuers and we have recorded 14476 examples.

Latest examples recorded

PAS record number: SUR-27AA80

Record: SUR-27AA80
Object type: COIN
Broadperiod: ROMAN

PAS record number: NCL-A803D2

Record: NCL-A803D2
Object type: COIN
Broadperiod: ROMAN

PAS record number: BH-970894

Record: BH-970894
Object type: COIN
Broadperiod: ROMAN

PAS record number: LVPL-7C3487

Record: LVPL-7C3487
Object type: COIN
Broadperiod: ROMAN

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