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1. www.coinworld.com › news › world-coinsLast gasp of Roman empire includes coins of Majorian - CoinWorld

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   Oct 15, 2015 · A gold solidus of Majorian, issued circa 458 to 461, highlights Editions Victor Gadoury’s Nov. 14 auction in Monaco. The solidus was struck at Arelate, what is modern-day Arles, France.

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3. coinweek.com › shadow-emperors-coins-of-the-fallShadow Emperors: Coins of the Fall of Rome - CoinWeek

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   Sep 25, 2023 · Gold Solidus of Majorian (457-461 CE). Image: Goldberg Auctioneers. Majorian personally commanded his army in successful campaigns against the Visigoths in Gaul and Spain.

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4. auctions.goldbergcoins.com › m › lot-detailsMajorian. Gold Solidus (4.35 g), AD 457-461

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   THE NEW YORK SALE GROUP; CATALOG ARCHIVES – PRICES REALIZED; TERMS AND CONDITIONS; ... Lot 154 of 1000: Majorian. Gold Solidus (4.35 g), AD 457-461. Click image to ...

5. www.bonhams.com › auction › 20808Bonhams : Roman, Majorian (AD 457-461) Gold solidus. Weighs 4 ...

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   R. VICTORIA AUGGG. Majorian standing facing, right foot on serpent, holding long cross and victory. In field MD, in exergue COMOB. Sear 4353 variety. R.I.C 2639 similar but obv spacing of MAIORI-ANUS different so a new unrecorded type. Very fine, poor style as issued for Milan mint.

6. en.numista.com › catalogue › pieces373850Solidus - Majorian VICTORIA AVGGG; Arelate - Numista

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   Detailed information about the coin Solidus, Majorian (VICTORIA AVGGG; Arelate), Western Roman Empire, with pictures and collection and swap management: mintage, descriptions, metal, weight, size, value and other numismatic data

7. www.coinarchives.com › a › resultsCoinArchives.com Search Results : Majorian

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   Your search for 'Majorian' matched 6 lots from auctions added in the last six months. To search our full database of over 8 million records, please subscribe to CoinArchives Pro. Search for 'Majorian' in upcoming auctions at

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   Where did Majorian coins come from?

   • Gold solidi and of Majorian were issued from Arelate, Ravenna, and Mediolanum, but not Rome. The Visigoths in Gaul issued “pseudo-imperial” coins in Majorian’s name. On his coins, Majorian appears in profile, wearing a crested helmet and holding a spear. Some small bronzes were struck at Mediolanum and Ravenna.

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   Who is Julius Valerius Majorianus?

   • An exceptional gold solidus from Arelate sold for $100,000 USD in a 2013 U.S. auction. Majorian (Sear, 549) Julius Valerius Majorianus was born into a military family around 425.

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   Did the Visigoths in Gaul issue 'pseudo-imperial' coins?

   • The Visigoths in Gaul issued “pseudo-imperial” coins in Majorian’s name. On his coins, Majorian appears in profile, wearing a crested helmet and holding a spear. Some small bronzes were struck at Mediolanum and Ravenna. A few silver pieces are known, but their authenticity is uncertain. In the judgement of 18th-century English historian :

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   Are there any silver half siliqua coins?

   • A few silver half siliqua pieces are known. In a 2022 auction, a solidus in the name of Romulus brought over $125,000. Because he is often considered the “Last Roman Emperor in the West”, his coins are in great demand and bring dramatic prices. On list of the 100 greatest ancient coins, the solidus of Romulus is #85 (Berk, 120).

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9. www.romancoinshop.com › en › roman-coinsMajorian | RomanCoinShop.com

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   Majorian (Latin: Julius Valerius Maiorianus; c. 420 – 7 August 461) was the western Roman emperor from 457 to 461. A prominent general of the Roman army, Majorian deposed Emperor Avitus in 457 and succeeded him.