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Greek and Roman Provincial coins

A guide to Greek and Roman Provincial coins found in England and Wales. These coins are relatively rare in Britain. They were issued by Greek city-states between about 500 BC and 300 AD, and come from cities as far afield as Sicily, North Africa and Jerusalem as well as Greece.

They may have made their way to Britain through ancient trade, or be much more recent losses from antiquarian collections.

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PAS record number: FASAM-43BA36

Record: FASAM-43BA36
Object type: COIN
Broadperiod: GREEK AND ROMAN PROVINCIAL
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PAS record number: BH-89CFF6

Record: BH-89CFF6
Object type: COIN
Broadperiod: GREEK AND ROMAN PROVINCIAL
Description: A silver Roman denarius, probably of …
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PAS record number: HAMP-A0A637

Record: HAMP-A0A637
Object type: COIN
Broadperiod: GREEK AND ROMAN PROVINCIAL
Description: A copper-alloy Roman provincial bronze coi…
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PAS record number: SUR-29F8AA

Record: SUR-29F8AA
Object type: COIN
Broadperiod: GREEK AND ROMAN PROVINCIAL
Description: A copper alloy coin of the Seleucid kingdo…
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