The Crisis of the Third Century refers to a time when the Roman Empire was crumbling and near collapse. Click on a link below to browse Imperial coins for each emperor during this time period.
| Rule | Name | Life |
|---|---|---|
| 235 - 238 | Maximinus | 173 - 238 |
| 238 - 244 | Gordianus III | 224 - 244 |
| 244 - 249 | Philip the Arabian | d. 249 |
| 249 - 251 | Decius | 201 - 251 |
| 251 - 253 | Gallus | 203 - 253 |
| 253 | Aemilianus | 206 - 253 |
| 253 - 260 | Valerian | d. 269 |
| 260 - 268 | Gallienus | d. 268 |
Gold Coins
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Silver Coins
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Sculptures
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Figurines
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Crosses
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Intaglios
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Hooks
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