speaking coins

Hammer and sickle in the Austrian coat of arms?

in Iconography between Sun God and Christ

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The search for Aesillas leads us to the means the Romans used to conquer Asia Minor.

Coins from Pavia, 295 AD

and humanistic tradition deciphered on the Dollar-bill

Features of the Human Face on Coins

of Akragas of 406 B.C.

of 16th Century Coinage in Ferrara and France

The bloody end of the Staufer and the conquest of Sicily.

trying to modernize Russia - and fell Victim to the troubled Times

... in the Holy Roman Empire, 1150

5th Century B.C. Athens

Nero‘s Propaganda

19th century Germany was bothered by many different currencies. Here, you learn how they became one.

Milan between 1412 and 1447

Conquering Delphi, claiming Apollo

Diadoch in Macedonia, Greece and Asia c. 290 B.C.

and his Favourite Province mirrored by Coins

The Conflict of Investitures was not only a matter of clerical authority, but also of money.

minted its own Large Silver Coins on Tyrolean Model in 1494 A.D.

... how athletes were honored during the era of the Roman Empire

The legendary wealth of king Kroesus is still known today ....

from the French Role Model with explicit Alpine Connotation and Democratic Topics

Augsburg‘s bloom till 1618, tax rolls reflect its decline since the Thirty Years‘ War

from his Stress Syndrome and dedicated coins to Asclepius of Pergamum

Silver was incredibly precious in the early Middle Ages. How it was extracted, we see in Melle.

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She was a stunner. Daughter of an emperor, hostage and widow of a Gothic king ...

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c. 2000 BC to 1960 AD

why it remained singular in Venetian Coinage

Image as Successor of Augustus and Agrippa

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Where did the meat come from which was consumed in medieval Nuremberg?

on the 50 Pfennig Coins in German Postwar Period

Bars of precious metal as Currency, Precursor of coined money and to store Wealth

a podcast of the year in 1527

Horse Chariot and Arethusa

a coin podcast

beautiful High Relief Coinage

A coin named "Waserthaler" and a mayor who was thought to have betrayed his hometown. Not true – read the truth.

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