Second brass coin of Adrian, 119 AD
Second brass coin of Adrian, 119 AD
Coins from the Duke of Northumberland's collection, made of brass
Coins from the Duke of Northumberland's collection. These are now part of the important Percy Collection. John Percy FRS (1817-1889) collected a vast number of metallurgical specimens which he used for his lectures and publications. Early coins were stamped with various gods and emperors to mark their authenticity.These coins are evidence of the early use of brass.
Second brass coin of Adrian, 119 AD
Third brass coin of Alexander II, 128-122 BC
Second brass coin of Demetrius Soter, 162-150 BC
Large brass Greek Imperial of Philip, Junior, 247 AD
Second brass coin of Vespasian, 71 AD
Large brass Greek Imperial coin of Philip, senior, 245 AD. Coin obliterated
Second brass coin struck at Syracuse, 275 BC
Coin struck at Alexandria, 180 AD
Coin of Ptolemy Philadelphus, middle of brass, 282 BCE
Small brass coin supposed to be of Alexander the Great, 330 BC
Two second brass coins of Antioch in Syria
Coin of Aurelian, 274 AD
Coin of Pyrrhus, King of Epirus, 276 BC
Small brass Greek coin, about 199 BC
Coin of Aurelian, about 270 AD
Third brass coin of Philip II of Macedon (doubtful)
Second brass coin struck at Antioch about 80 AD