Roman coins cover the entire monetary history of Rome, from the Roman Republic to the late Empire, reflecting the political, military and economic development of one of the most influential civilizations of Antiquity. They include denarii, sestertii, asses, antoniniani, aurei, solidi and other denominations issued by republican magistrates, emperors and provincial authorities, featuring portraits, deities, military symbols and propaganda themes that document centuries of history. This category provides a general overview of the main Roman numismatic types and serves as the entry point to the dedicated families for the Republic, the Empire and the Roman Provinces.