Roman Imperial Coin Market Values
Analysis of 54,963 Roman Imperial coins currently listed on eBay.
What you'll usually pay
👉 In short easy summary
Value is highest in Gold (+97%) and Silver (+44%) compositions. Certified coins from ANACS (+39%) and NGC (+33%) command a premium over uncertified options (-29%).
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Price by certification
Why? Professional grading increases value, with ANACS at 127.25 compared to ICG at 30.04.
Price by composition
Why? Precious metal content drives pricing, from Gold at 179.95 down to Copper at 59.34.
Price by ruler
Why? Demand varies by historical figure, with Marcus Aurelius at 110 and Constantine I at 65.
Price by denomination
Why? Rarity and size affect cost, with Denarius at 132.5 and Follis at 51.93.
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Common questions
What is the median price for a Roman Imperial coin?
The market median price is 91.55.
How much more do gold coins cost compared to copper coins?
Gold coins have a median price of 179.95, while copper coins have a median of 59.34.
Which denomination is the most expensive on average?
The Denarius is the most expensive denomination with a median price of 132.5.
How we got these numbers
Worked out from 200 live eBay listings (price range $17–$294, odd outliers ignored). These are asking prices, so use them as a guide. Last checked July 16, 2026.