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The bronze Roman As holds a significant place in the history of ancient Rome. It was introduced as a standard unit of currency during the early Republican period around the 3rd century BCE. The As was initially made of bronze and depicted the prow of a galley on one side, symbolizing Rome's maritime power. On the reverse side, it displayed the head of the Roman god Janus, representing beginnings and transitions. Over time, the design of the As evolved, featuring different symbols and emperors. The As remained in circulation for several centuries, witnessing the rise and fall of the Roman Empire, and serving as a tangible representation of Rome's economic and political influence.

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Augustus 27BC - 14AD AE As Provincial. Selucis & Piera Antioch - Premium Ancient Coins - As

£92.00 GBP

Augustus 27BC-14AD AE As Provincial. Selucis & Piera Antioch

Divus Augustus 22 - 30AD Ae As. Rome. Under Tiberius. Providentia - Premium Ancient Coins - As

£103.00 GBP

Divus Augustus 22-30AD Ae As. Rome. Under Tiberius. Providentia

Vespasian 74AD AE As. Pax - Premium Ancient Coins - As

£151.00 GBP

Vespasian 74AD AE As. Pax

Augustus 7BC AE As. Rome. P. L Agrippa - Premium Ancient Coins - As

£76.00 GBP

Augustus 7BC AE As. Rome. P. L Agrippa

Augustus 27BC-14AD - AE As. Eastern Mint. - Premium Ancient Coins - As

£681.00 GBP

Augustus 27BC-14AD - AE As. Eastern Mint.

M. Agrippa 63-12BC. AE As. Under Caligula. Neptune - Premium Ancient Coins - As

£151.00 GBP

M. Agrippa 63-12BC. AE As. Under Caligula. Neptune

Vespasian 69-79AD. AE Dupondis. Rome. Felicitas - Premium Ancient Coins - Dupondis

£86.00 GBP

Vespasian 69-79AD. AE Dupondis. Rome. Felicitas

Caracalla 198-217AD AE As Rome. - Premium Ancient Coins - As

£54.00 GBP

Caracalla 198-217AD AE As Rome.