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Family of Theodosius - Barbarous. c. 395-405 AD. AE reduced Majorina (13 mm, 1.45 g). Ex-Alfredo De La Fe collection of barbarous coins. Contemporary copy of Family of Theodosius "Three Emperors" reduced Majorina.
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The product is an authentic Ancient Roman Empire bronze coin from the historical period of Roman Imperial rule between 27 BC and 476 AD. The coin is uncleaned, with a composition of bronze and has a fineness of 0.999. It features the ruler Constantine I and is certified by ICG, making it a genuine and slabbed piece for collectors interested in ancient Roman history.
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Constantine I nummus 321 VOT XX.
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Constantine I Roman Empire Bronze Nummus Coin, Constantine the Great Era c. 330
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WESTERN ROMAN EMPIRE Valentinian II,AD 375-392 AE3 (Nummus) DECLINE & FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE NGC Ancients
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YOU WILL RECEIVE THESE EXACT COINS. Several feature the iconic FEL TEMP REPARATIO falling-horseman design — emperor spearing a barbarian — and one exceptional coin reveals a sharp PROVIDENTIAE AVGG campgate with grid towers, turrets and star above.
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Epfig Story For the next two years, Constans engaged in a war with the Franci, ancestors of the Franks, in the part of Gaul now known as Alsace. He was still subduing the Franci when a new threat broke out in Britannia.
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The coins are made of bronze and directly from the ground where they have been hidden for nearly 2000 years! The coins are uncertified and ungraded. What I love about these coins is that you never know what or who you are going to get.
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Constantine pursued successful campaigns against the tribes on the Roman frontiers—such as the Franks, the Alemanni, the Goths, and the Sarmatians—and resettled territories abandoned by his predecessors during the Crisis of the Third Century with citizens of Roman culture.
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The product is a Roman Empire Constantine I coin from the era of AD 307-337. It is a Æ3, BI NUMMUS with a NGC MS Mint State grade. This uncleaned coin is from Italy and features the ruler Constantine I, making it a valuable piece of historical significance from the Roman Imperial period.
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A high grade coin. The obverse portrait has exceptionally good detail and conveys a full relief image of the head, almost like a sculpture. The legend is quite clear and the emperor's name is completely readable. The reverse legend is "GLORIA EXERCITUS" and has two soldiers standing with equipment around standards. Also quite clear. The only thing I see that detracts from the appearance is that the billon metal has darkened with age. It is not bright and shiny like a silver coin, but more the color of most very early American cents. Please see the photos for views from various angles and note that they were taken with direct light on the coin.
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Unwilling to accept Magnentius as co-ruler, Constantius waged a civil war against the usurper, defeating him at the battles of Mursa Major in 351 and Mons Seleucus in 353. Magnentius died by suicide after the latter battle, leaving Constantius as sole ruler of the empire.
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