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For almost 500 years, the Roman denarius was the backbone of the Roman economy. Michael Shutterly traces its story from Republic to Empire.

The emperor Diocletian oversaw a period of profound change for the Roman Empire - and his coins are subsequently abundant and complex.

Dr. Steve Benner talks about Roman general Marcus Agrippa and the imperial coins featuring him and his family.

CoinWeek's own Mike Markowitz writes about Juno, the Roman queen of the gods, and the coins struck in her name under the Republic and Empire.

The workplace mindset has shifted — particularly as it relates to the new generation. In order to maintain the attractiveness of our industry, inspire young Talent to choose a hospitality career and foster deeply engaged team members, we have the opportunity to give them voice and fulfill their aspirations.

CoinWeek writer Mike Markowitz discusses Hera, queen of the Olympian gods, and the ancient Greek coins that bear her portrait.

Dr. Steve Benner writes about Ialysos, Kamiros, and Lindos - three Dorian cities on Rhodes - and their coins.

CoinWeek ancient coin expert Mike Markowitz writes about the satraps of the Persian Empire and their coins.

CoinWeek's ancient coin expert Mike Markowitz writes about the coins of the emperors who presided over the Fall of Rome.

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