ROMAN - Titus - Silver Denarius 79-81 AD (RIC 108) - many variants

Titus - was a Roman general, and later Emperor, who enjoyed both success on the battlefield and personal popularity as ruler. The opening of the famous Colosseum was marked with a hundred days of games, over which Titus presided. - Birth December 30, 39 - Death September 13, 81 (aged 41) - Reign June 24, 79 – September 13, 81.

ROMAN - Trajan - Bronze Dupondius 115-117 AD (RIC 676) - many variants

Trajan - Adopted son and heir of Nerva - Birth September 18, 53 - Death August 7, 117 (aged 63) - Reign January 28, 98 – August 7, 117.

ROMAN - Antoninus Pius - Silver Denarius 138-161 AD (RIC 305) - many variants

Antoninus Pius - Born into a senatorial family, Antoninus held various offices during the reign of emperor Hadrian, acquiring favor which saw him adopted as Hadrian's son and successor shortly before Hadrian's death. - Birth September 19, 86 - Death March 7, 161 (aged 74) - Reign July 11, 131 – March 7, 161.

ROMAN - Barbarous radiate copper coin 250-350 AD - many variants

Barbarous radiates were issued privately primarily during the Crisis of the Third Century (c. 259–274 AD) in the western provinces. They are not generally regarded as forgeries since they were rarely deceptive because they were smaller and cruder than standard issues. They probably functioned as small change. (Wikipedia)