Roman Britain Coin Set I

A set of two Roman coin replicas that depict the Roman invasion of Britain. Ideal as a gift for budding archaeologists.<br> <br> Roman coins were not just a means of paying for goods. The face of the coins portrayed the ruling Emperor's face. The reverse of the coins were used to communicate great events or to promote the status of the Emperor to his people. For example, the Emperor may have depicted a god that had attributes with which he wished to be associated. The coins were circulated throughout the Empire bringing news, perhaps of events that had taken place far away. These coins depict the Roman invasion of Britain. <br> <br> Two replica Roman coins are provided along with an information pack to learn all about your purchase.

A set of two Roman coin replicas depicting the invasion of Britain.

Roman coins were not just a means of paying for goods. One side of the coin would portray the current ruling emperor’s face, whilst the reverse used imagery to communicate great events. The circulation of the coins would quickly disseminate the information throughout the Roman Empire.

The set includes a card with information about each coin and the emperors whose faces are represented on each.

A fun and educational gift for children.