Ancient Malta
40 documented types. Completion refers to archive records, not every issue ever struck.
- Gaulos · helmeted goddess and warrior · c. 220-1 BC
- Melita · lyre · c. 150-146 BC
- Melita · MELITAS and tripod · c. 43-33 BC
- Melita · ram’s head · c. 220-218 BC
- Melita · Isis with ear of corn · c. 150-146 BC
- Melita · curule chair · c. 43-33 BC
- Melita · Osiris, Isis and Nephthys · c. 217-175 BC
- Melita · Isis with Tanit symbol · c. 150-146 BC
- Melita · priestly cap and club · c. 220-218 BC
- Melita · decorated tripod · c. 220-218 BC
- Anastasius I · Nummus from Tas-Silġ · 491–498
- Anonymous North African issue · Nummus from Tas-Silġ · 455–475 in table; later datings in references
- Anonymous North African issue · 4 nummi from Tas-Silġ · c 523–533 (catalogue range)
- Arcadius · AE 4 from Tas-Silġ · 383–395
- Basiliscus and Marcus · AE 4 from Tas-Silġ · 475–476
- Constans · Follis from Tas-Silġ · 347–348
- Constantius II · Follis · two Victories — Tas-Silġ · 347–348
- Constantius II · Follis · votive wreath — Tas-Silġ · 347–348
- Gelimer · Nummus from Tas-Silġ · 530–534
- Hilderic · Nummus from Tas-Silġ · 523–530
- Julian · AE 3 · soldier and captive — Tas-Silġ · 361–363
- Julian · AE 3 · SPES REIPVBLICE — Tas-Silġ · 355–363
- Leo I · AE 4 · emperor and captive — Tas-Silġ · 457–474
- Leo I · AE 4 · lion in wreath — Tas-Silġ · 457–474
- Leo I · AE 4 · monogram — Tas-Silġ · 457–474
- Leo I · AE 4 · Verina — Tas-Silġ · 457–474
- Marcian · AE 4 from Tas-Silġ · 450–457
- Odoacer · Nummus from Tas-Silġ · 477 in table; alternative datings 476–493 or 486
- Unofficial imitation of Tetricus II · Antoninianus imitation from Tas-Silġ · After 270–273/274 (prototype chronology)
- Theodosius II · AE 4 from Tas-Silġ · 425–435
- Unofficial imitation of a Thrasamund Victory type · Nummus imitation from Tas-Silġ · After c 520 (catalogue chronology)
- Roman Empire — ruler unread · AE 4 from Tas-Silġ · 387–388
- Roman Empire — ruler unread · AE 3 from Tas-Silġ · 401–403
- Roman Empire — ruler unread · AE 4 from Tas-Silġ · 383–388
- Unofficial imitations — makers unknown · AE 4 imitation from Tas-Silġ · After c 440–455
- Unofficial imitation — maker unknown · AE 4 imitation from Tas-Silġ · After c 383–387
- Valentinian II · AE 4 · two Victories — Tas-Silġ · 383–388
- Valentinian II · AE 4 · Victory and captive — Tas-Silġ · 388–392
- Valentinian I or Valens — unresolved · AE 3 from Tas-Silġ · 364–375
- Zeno · AE 4 from Tas-Silġ · 476–491