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Constantius II Bronze Reduced Follis Roman Coin browse these categories for related items... Directory: Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Coins: Pre AD 1000: item # 1178023 Please refer to our stock # AML1 when inquiring.
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Rome, Ca. 337-361 CE. Obv: Profile of Constantius. Rev: Laurel wreath surrounded by swastikas indicating peace. From attached note: "Using his military skill and devotion to duty, COnstantius II, the middle son of Constantine I "the Great" and his second wife, became the sole ruler of the Roman Empire. Skirmishes with the Persians continued throughout his reign. The sheer size and frequent raids on all portions of the empire, meant that he needed someone to share the burden of ruling. He appointed his young cousin Julian. After ruling for 24 years, Constantius II died of a fever." Very fine condition. 15mm diameter. Provenance: Ex-M. Lobb Collection, DE; Ex-Littleton Coin Company. Authenticity Guaranteed |
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