This very fine example certified NGC Ancients forgery of a gold plated Roman coin features Constantius II as Augustus (ruler of the Roman Empire from 337-361 AD). He was the second son of Constatine I The Great.A christian, Constantius was known to outlaw the worship of pagan idols (more about him on Wikipedia). The denomination of the coin is solidus, and it is composed of gold and bronze (forged by the minter of his coin to increase its value). The solidus is graded in Very Fine condition, with core visible, authenticating the gold over bronze (perfect example showing the forgery). Obverse of coin: image of Constantinius II with name encircling his BUST HELMETED. Reverse: GLORIA REIRUBLICAE "glory to the republic" Roma and Constatinopolis seated holding shield inscribed, VOT.XXX.MVLT.XXXX. The grade of this coin is Very Fine, and it has been certified by NGC Ancients. The ruler's image is clearly visible on the coin, making it a valuable addition to any superior coin collection. THIS A ONE OF A KIND COIN NEVER TO BE FOUND OR DUPLICATED, IT WOULD BE A NICE PURCHASE FOR A MUSEUM, INCREDIBLE RARE FIND!!!! Free shipping UPS registered mail. signature required. Thanks!