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FEL TEMP - REPARATIO, soldier l., with shield and spear, spearing falling horseman extends l. arm; in ex.
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The Roman Empire Constantius II AD 337-361 BI Half-Centenionallis is an ancient bronze coin from the Roman Imperial period. This coin, minted in 337 AD, features Constantius II as the ruler and is certified by NGC.
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Constantius Gallus, as Caesar, Æ Centenionalis. (18mm, 2,8 g) Alexandria, 15 March AD 351 - Winter AD 354. D N CONSTANTIVS NOB CAES, bare-headed, draped and cuirassed bust right / FEL TEMP REPARATIO, Soldier advancing left, spearing fallen horseman; ALEA in exergue.
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Constantine II A.D. 337-340 Bronze Reduced Follis - RIC VIII Siscia 85 (RIC may not be exact). It's possible the grade is supposed to represent Fine/Very Fine, but that is just a presumption. I'm not a professional, but I would grade it VF.
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AD337-340 Constantine II Reduced Follis, Graded very fine by Littleton Coin.
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This listing is for one Constantine I Bronze Reduced Follis from 307-337 AD. An authentic Ancient Roman Coin. Rare hand of god type. Don’t miss your chance to pick this up! Thanks for looking and don’t forget to check my other listings! Any questions please email!
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This coin has a fineness of 0.8 and is ungraded, uncertified, and uncleaned. It belongs to the Roman Imperial period and is of Italian origin. The folos carries the denomination of AE4 and features the portrait of Constantius II, making it a valuable piece for coin collectors and history enthusiasts interested in the ancient Roman era.
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• After seeing a holy vision at the Milvian bridge, Constantine made Christianity the official state religion and eventually converted to it himself. Constantine was one of the few Roman emperors to actually die of natural causes.
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The coin pictured is the coin you will receive. See pictures for condition.
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CONSTANS I (A. D. 337-350) BRONZE REDUCED FOLLIS OF ANCIENT ROME Constans I, the youngest son of Constantine the Great and Fausta, became emperor with two brothers upon his father's death in A.D. 337, and was given control of Italy, Illyria and Africa. Constans I defeated the Franks who were invading the Roman province of Gaul, and he repelled the Picts and Scots from Britain - restoring peace to that province after many years of bloodshed. Constans I was murdered in A.D. 350 by cohorts of the rebel Magnentius.
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Ancient AE Bronze Reduced Follis Roman Coin CONSTANS I 337-350AD 14mm 1.7 gram Please look at the scans and grade coin for yourself as this is the actual coin(s) you will receive. As grading is a very subjective, I will leave that up to you. All our coins are guaranteed to be 100% authentic and we do offer full refunds on all our items if you do not like the coin once you receive it as long as it is returned within 30 days. We highly value all of our clients on eBay and we will make sure you are happy with your transactions. Thank you for looking! IF YOU ARE HAPPY WITH THE COINS YOU RECEIVE, PLEASE LEAVE DETAILED FEEDBACK EVALUATION HIGH EVALUATION RESULTS IN LOWER EBAY FEES WHICH ALLOWS ME TO KEEP PRICES LOW. We Always Leave a Positive Feedback , After Positive Feedback Received.
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•307-337 AD Constantine The Great Roman Empire Bronze Reduced Follis Ancient Rome•Emperor: Constantine I•Diameter: approximately 19.75 mm•Weight: 2.5 g•After seeing a holy vision at the Milvian bridge, Constantine made Christianity the official state religion and eventually converted to it himself. He rebuilt Byzantium and renamed it Constantinople, making it the capital of the empire. Constantine was one of the few Roman emperors to actually die of natural causes.•Condition: As pictured. (ZZZP225BR)•C805
