Mixed Lot of 4 Ancient Roman Empire Coins – 306-350 AD

Description: Mixed Lot of 4 Ancient Roman Coins – 306-350 AD – Constantine & Sons $60 for all 306-337AD ~ Roman Empire ~ Constantine I the Great ~ AE3 Bronze ~ 17.7mm, 2.86 grams, Extremely Fine Obverse – Helmeted Bust of Constantine I the Great to the right – “IMP CONSTANTINUS PF AVG” – Supreme Commander Constantine, the Pious, the Fortunate, Father of the Nation Reverse – Two Victories standing holding shield (wreath) inscribed “VOT PR” on altar decorated with a star – “VICTORIAE LAETAE PRINC PERP” – Joyous Victory to the eternal Prince – “VOT PR” – Vows of the Roman People – “ESIS” Mint in Siscia Yugoslavia 330-335AD ~ Roman Empire ~ Constantine II ~ AE3 Bronze ~ 17.14mm, 1.86 grams, Antioch Mint, R.I.C. Volume 7 #87 Obverse – Laureate and Cuirassed Bust of Constantine II right – “CONSTANTINUS IVN NOB C” – Constantine the Young Noble Caesar Reverse – two helmeted soldiers standing, facing each other, both holding spear and between them 2 standards – “GLORIA EXERCITUS” – Glory of the Army – “SMAN” in exergue – Antioch Mint 337AD ~ Roman Empire ~ Constantius II ~ AE4 Bronze ~ 15.86mm, 1.87 grams, Extremely Fine Obverse – Bust of Constantius II in military dress – “D N CONSTANTIUS P F AVG” – Our Lord Constantius, the Pious, the Fortunate, Father of the Nation Reverse – Helmeted Emperor in military dress holding Globe and Spear – “SPES REI-PUBLICE” – the Hope of the State (The Emperor is the Hope of the State) 337-350AD ~ Roman Empire ~ Constans ~ AE4 Bronze Follis ~ 15.84mm, 1.35 grams, Extremely Fine Obverse – Laureate Rosette Diademed Draped Bust of Constans – “CONSTANS P F AVG” – Constans, the Pious, the Fortunate, Father of the Nation Reverse – Two Victories standing facing each other holding a wreath (victories in war) – “VICTORIAE DD AVGG Q NN” – the victories of our dear lords and Augusts

Price: 60 USD

Location: Tallahassee, Florida

End Time: 2025-02-14T23:30:34.000Z

Shipping Cost: 12 USD