The Organisation of Roman Mints during the Third Century CE: The View from the Eastern Provinces

Abstract

in order to estimate commodity prices during the Principate. The different metals and their denominations complemented each other according to a system of exchange rates set by the Roman state. This elaborate system became even more complicated in the eastern provinces, where a number of mints produced silver and bronze coinages following various Hellenistic weight standards. One of the main problems that modern researchers confront is the nature of the authorities responsible for the production of these different coinages. It seems that, although precious

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