Roman Provincial

Mirror of Roman Provincial Coinage Online (Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford), plus supplements for gaps not yet published by RPC. Catalogues the provincial and civic coinage struck across the Roman Empire — from the death of Caesar (44 BC) through the later Empire — organized by RPC volume and type number, with reign, city/region/province, denomination, obverse and reverse designs and references. Text is mirrored under RPC Online's CC BY-NC-SA licence; specimen photographs are not reproduced here — each type links out to its RPC page.

Supplements. RPC Volume V.1 — From Pertinax to Macrinus (AD 193–218), Europe is not yet published, so RPC has no entries for the European provincial coinage of that period (its coverage jumps from Commodus to Elagabalus). To bridge that gap, the provincial types we hold for it — Severan-era issues of Thrace, Moesia Inferior, Macedonia and Dacia — have been added here from Corpus Nummorum and WildWinds, filtered to those with no RPC listing and deduplicated across the two sources. Supplement entries are marked as such, are text-only (imageless), and each links out to its source; they are a stop-gap finding aid, not a substitute for the eventual RPC V.1. This mirrors the way the Ptolemaic catalogue is supplemented with Svoronos for coins not yet in PCO/CPE.