Specifications

Delve into the rich tapestry of Roman history with this rare Maxentius A.D. 306-312 Follis coin, featuring the iconic image of Dioscuri, the twins of legend, holding horses by their bridles. Struck during the reign of the illustrious Emperor Maxentius, this piece hails from Italy, carrying with it the echoes of an ancient era. Crafted from bronze, this coin remains ungraded, allowing you to appreciate its raw historical value. Though its ownership history remains a mystery, its existence itself is a testament to the past. It is not certified, offering you a raw, authentic piece of the Roman Imperial period.

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