











All Saints: A Collection of Eight Coins
This distinctive collection contains eight historical coins depicting various saints from different periods and regions of Christian history. The collection spans multiple centuries and monetary systems, offering a numismatic journey through the evolution of religious imagery on coinage. Each coin features the likeness or symbols associated with revered Christian figures who played significant roles in the development and spread of Christianity across Europe and the Mediterranean world.
Coin Description:
Front side: Each coin displays either the portrait of a specific saint or religious imagery associated with them. The artistic styles vary greatly depending on the period and region of origin, ranging from Byzantine formalism to medieval stylization to Renaissance realism.
Back side: The reverse designs typically include religious symbols, inscriptions invoking divine protection, values, or emblems of the issuing authority. Common motifs include crosses, shields, crowns, or architectural elements.
Technical Details:
Mixed compositions (likely including silver, billon, bronze and copper alloys)
Various denominations from different monetary systems
Reference number: ALLSAINTS8CNBOX (collection box reference)
Authentication verified, individual grades vary by specimen
Dating ranges from approximately 500-1700 CE, spanning over a millennium
Historical Significance:
These coins represent Christianity's profound influence on European coinage over a millennium. Saints functioned as spiritual protectors and cultural icons, with their images on money reflecting how faith permeated daily economic life. Minted across various kingdoms and city-states when religious and political power were intertwined, these coins served practical purposes while providing spiritual comfort to users. The collection showcases evolving artistic conventions and the integration of religious devotion into commerce across medieval and early modern Europe.
This distinctive collection contains eight historical coins depicting various saints from different periods and regions of Christian history. The collection spans multiple centuries and monetary systems, offering a numismatic journey through the evolution of religious imagery on coinage. Each coin features the likeness or symbols associated with revered Christian figures who played significant roles in the development and spread of Christianity across Europe and the Mediterranean world.
Coin Description:
Front side: Each coin displays either the portrait of a specific saint or religious imagery associated with them. The artistic styles vary greatly depending on the period and region of origin, ranging from Byzantine formalism to medieval stylization to Renaissance realism.
Back side: The reverse designs typically include religious symbols, inscriptions invoking divine protection, values, or emblems of the issuing authority. Common motifs include crosses, shields, crowns, or architectural elements.
Technical Details:
Mixed compositions (likely including silver, billon, bronze and copper alloys)
Various denominations from different monetary systems
Reference number: ALLSAINTS8CNBOX (collection box reference)
Authentication verified, individual grades vary by specimen
Dating ranges from approximately 500-1700 CE, spanning over a millennium
Historical Significance:
These coins represent Christianity's profound influence on European coinage over a millennium. Saints functioned as spiritual protectors and cultural icons, with their images on money reflecting how faith permeated daily economic life. Minted across various kingdoms and city-states when religious and political power were intertwined, these coins served practical purposes while providing spiritual comfort to users. The collection showcases evolving artistic conventions and the integration of religious devotion into commerce across medieval and early modern Europe.
This distinctive collection contains eight historical coins depicting various saints from different periods and regions of Christian history. The collection spans multiple centuries and monetary systems, offering a numismatic journey through the evolution of religious imagery on coinage. Each coin features the likeness or symbols associated with revered Christian figures who played significant roles in the development and spread of Christianity across Europe and the Mediterranean world.
Coin Description:
Front side: Each coin displays either the portrait of a specific saint or religious imagery associated with them. The artistic styles vary greatly depending on the period and region of origin, ranging from Byzantine formalism to medieval stylization to Renaissance realism.
Back side: The reverse designs typically include religious symbols, inscriptions invoking divine protection, values, or emblems of the issuing authority. Common motifs include crosses, shields, crowns, or architectural elements.
Technical Details:
Mixed compositions (likely including silver, billon, bronze and copper alloys)
Various denominations from different monetary systems
Reference number: ALLSAINTS8CNBOX (collection box reference)
Authentication verified, individual grades vary by specimen
Dating ranges from approximately 500-1700 CE, spanning over a millennium
Historical Significance:
These coins represent Christianity's profound influence on European coinage over a millennium. Saints functioned as spiritual protectors and cultural icons, with their images on money reflecting how faith permeated daily economic life. Minted across various kingdoms and city-states when religious and political power were intertwined, these coins served practical purposes while providing spiritual comfort to users. The collection showcases evolving artistic conventions and the integration of religious devotion into commerce across medieval and early modern Europe.