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Roman coinage from the earliest times to the fall of the Roman Republic (450–31 BC)

In the area of the Latin cities, in the central part of the Apennine Peninsula, the city of Rome was founded (according to tradition in 753 BC). From the initial settlement on the Palatine, the city gradually developed and, after the abolition of the monarchy (around 510 BC), became a republican aristocratic state in which two high-ranking

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Numismatic Collection of the Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments

The Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments today holds a significant numismatic collection numbering a total of 3243 items. The majority of the collection consists of coins, while it also includes two tokens, one Roman medallion, and one Byzantine lead seal. This rich material provides a detailed insight into the influx and circulation of money in

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