Hammered coins are those made by placing a blank between two dies and literally hitting the top die with a hammer. This was the standard method of coin production in Britain prior to the introduction of the milled coinage in 1662.
S712, RIC VI 58a. Severus II follis of London with SEVERUS NOBILISSIMUS CAESAR legend and GENIO POPULI ROMANI on the reverse. No mint signature in exergue. Weight 10.44g. Rare. Comes with...
S712, RIC VI 58a. Severus II (as Caesar) follis of London with full length title and Genio Populi reverse. Weight 9.92g. Rare. Comes with a collector's ticket. Has been cleaned...
RIC IX 7b iii(a). Valens Ae3 of Aquileia. Emperor dragging captive right, B above dot in right field, SMAQP in exergue. Weight 2.36g. Light wear only with a green patina....
RIC IX 14a xxi. Valentinian I AE3 from the Siscia mint with GLORIA ROMANORVM reverse. M left, *RO in right field. Weight 2.41g. Light wear with a green patina. Grade:...