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On 30 April 313, the two armies clashed at the Battle of Tzirallum, and Daza's forces were crushed. Licinius's army broke through and Daza retreated to Tarsus, where Licinius continued to press him on land and sea.
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ROMAN AE AS COIN CLAUDIUS STRUCK 41AD. CONSTANTIA HELMETED IN MILITARY DRESS HOLDING LONG SPEAR IN LEFT HAND LETTERING-TI CLAUDIUS CAESAR AVG PM TR P IMP bare head left CONSTANTIAE AVGSTI S-C across fields 41-54AD. 9.49G
July 18, 2026
The product is a Roman Imperial coin from the late 3rd century, specifically during the military crisis period known as the Crisis of the Third Century (235 AD to 284 AD). Named after Roman emperors such as Claudius II Gothicus, the coin is made of copper and has an ancient provenance. Although uncertified, it is a valuable piece of history that represents a turbulent era in Roman imperial rule.
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Aurelian, now sole emperor, took to dealing with the most pressing military threat, the Juthungi (Jutes). They had crossed the Brenner Pass and invaded northern Italy. However Aurelian was quicker and the barbarians were caught up with and severely defeated before they escaped back across the Danube.
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Reverse: IMPERATOR II ANCILIA S C, Two ancilia oval shields with rounded projections above and below. NGC certified to Ch XF, Strike: 5/5, Surface 3/5 (rare high subgrades for AE).
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July 18, 2026
Good detail. Interesting designs/lettering on both sides. Fairly thick.
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Lotto Crispus Son of Constantine the Great Ancient Roman Coin Military gate. Come da foto
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Hadrian is known for his extensive building projects (Hadrians Wall) and military campaigns, making this coin a symbol of his legacy. This ancient Roman coin is a must-have for any collector interested in historical artifacts from the Imperial era.
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July 18, 2026
As pictured Some from this collection have the auction tag with the coin. CNG etc from 1980-1990s.
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Constantine II as Caesar - 317 to 337 AD. Reference: RIC 65 Antioch. Rated Rarity 5 Constantine II as Caesar 317 to 337 AD. CONSTANTINVS IVN NOB C Laureate, Cuirassed, Draped, and Facing Left REVERSE: PROVIDENTIAE CAESS Campgate, 9 layers, with 2 turrets, and one Star above, Pellet in doorway Mintmark: SMANTS Ref: RIC 65 Antioch Mint; Rarity 5 (Rare) Minted: 325 to 326 AD. Denomination: Æ Bronze Follis. Condition: Looks FDC. Near Perfect Coin. Better In Hand. Size: 19 MM, Weight: 3.54 grams
