Specifications

The Western Roman Empire Valentinian I AE3 Nummus minted in AD 364-375 is an ancient Roman coin featuring the portrait of Emperor Valentinian I. This Nummis denomination coin is from the Roman Imperial era, specifically the period between BC 27 and AD 476. Originating from the Roman Empire, this valuable piece of history offers a glimpse into the rule of Valentinian I and the ancient Roman monetary system of the time.

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