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Explore hand-struck Julius Caesar coin replicas, from the Elephant denarius to portrait designs and coins connecting Caesar with his heir Octavian. Compare five designs in solid .925 sterling silver and a larger patinated copper option.
Choose by imagery, material and size. These are modern reproductions inspired by ancient coinage, not original ancient coins.






| Design | Material and approximate diameter | Main features |
|---|---|---|
| Elephant denarius | .925 silver 16–18 mm | Elephant; priestly implements |
| Divus Julius denarius | .925 silver 18–19 mm | Caesar portrait; walking calf |
| Cossutius Maridianus portrait | .925 silver 18–19 mm | Veiled Caesar portrait; crossed lettering |
| Octavian and Caesar Legends on both sides | .925 silver About 19 mm | Two portraits, each surrounded by lettering |
| Octavian and Caesar Uninscribed reverse | .925 silver About 19 mm | Octavian with lettering; Caesar without lettering |
| Divos Julius copper coin | Copper About 35 mm | Octavian and star; DIVOS IVLIVS within a wreath |
Diameters are approximate and can vary between strikes. The photographs are enlarged for comparison and are not shown to scale. Open each product for its current measurements, price and availability.
Choose the Elephant design for its animal imagery and the CAESAR inscription. The other side carries priestly implements. It offers a distinctive alternative to the portrait designs below. View this replica.
This design pairs Caesar’s wreathed portrait and the DIVI IVLI inscription with a walking calf on the other side. Choose it for a Caesar portrait with an animal reverse. View this replica.
The veiled, wreathed portrait gives this version a different appearance from the Divus Julius design. Its reverse arranges the moneyer’s name in a cross, making lettering the central feature. View this replica.
For a portrait on each side, this silver design pairs Octavian with Julius Caesar. Lettering surrounds both heads; COS PONT AVG appears on the Octavian side and DICT PERP on Caesar’s side. View this replica.
This second silver pairing has lettering around Octavian, including III VIR R P C. Caesar’s wreathed portrait has no surrounding inscription. Choose it for a simpler, more open portrait side. View this replica.
This is the larger option, with green patination and a diameter of about 35 mm. It shows Octavian beside a star and the name DIVOS IVLIVS inside a wreath on the other side. View this replica.
The silver versions are made in .925 sterling silver. You can request .999 fine silver at a revised price, or enquire about 14k and 24k gold versions made to order using our existing dies. Gold orders require an individual quotation. See Our Materials for details.
The notice on each product page states whether the photographs show the exact coin offered or a previously made example. For representative examples, shape, centering and surface appearance may vary slightly.
Explore the meaning and imagery of the Elephant denarius and the story of the Divus Julius denarius. For more designs from the Republic and Empire, browse our Roman coin replicas.