Specifications

Offered is an attractive late Roman bronze of the Constantinian era with the classic GLORIA EXERCITVS “two soldiers and standard” reverse. Approximate attribution • Empire: Roman Empire • Period: c. AD 335–340 • Ruler: Constantinian emperor, likely Constantine I or one of his sons • Denomination: AE3/AE4 bronze • Reverse type: GLORIA EXERCITVS – two soldiers standing facing, each with spear and shield, a single standard between them. • Obverse: Bust of emperor right; legend mostly off-flan/worn.

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