Collector's Guide

The last publication of this year's efimkas with signs that came to collectors with the help of Violiti. The previous four publications of our mini-catalog can be viewed on the links. Part I , Part II a>, Part III, part IV. Collecting efimks with...

We continue to publish a mini-catalog of efimks sold on Violity. In the next issue - efimki on rare thalers sold at Violiti. You can see the previous three publications here, here and here. Thaler, Cologne, Emperor Ferdinand III, 1650 Thaler, Emperor...

We continue to publish about the coins of the Byzantine Empire sold on Violiti. Last time we talked about Michael III solidus. Today our story is about the hyperperons of John II Komnenos and, first of all, about the emperor himself. Fig. 1 John...

We continue to publish about the coins of Byzantium. In the last publication, the Focky solid was presented. In this publication, we will tell you about the solidus of Michael III - the last emperor of the Amorite dynasty, who ruled in 842-867. He...

In the last article, we presented solidus of Mauritius Tiberius - an outstanding commander and statesman. But, alas, not always outstanding personal qualities and concern for the welfare of the state lead to success. Absolutely necessary from a...

We continue the story about the coins of the Eastern Roman Empire during its heyday. In the last article, we presented a coin of the 5th century - solidus of Theodosius II. In this article, our story is about two coins representing the heyday of the...

Violiti is the only open resource in Ukraine where you can buy truly priceless artifacts of antique numismatics. Coins of the Bosporus were presented in our previous publication. Today we present the stellar lot of the spring season. For the first time...

We continue to introduce you to the beautiful heritage of the Roman Empire - the golden aureus. In one of the previous articles, we presented you a series of rare aureuses. Gordian III inherited the throne from the popular in Rome Gordian I and Gordian...

In our last article, we talked about Diocletian's aureus - a coin of the tetrarchy period. After Diocletian's withdrawal from the management of the empire and the struggle that began after this, Constantine won, who received the nickname the Great - the...

On Violiti, for 17556, the aureus of Diocletian, the emperor, was sold, who transformed the system of government of the empire from principate to dominate - a form of government that existed before the fall of the Western Roman Empire and was...