ancient Roman coin minted during the Constantinian dynasty (circa 337–340 AD) under Constantine the Great or his sons
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ancient Roman coin minted during the Constantinian dynasty (circa 337–340 AD) under Constantine the Great or his sons
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ancient Roman bronze coin (nummus or follis), which appears to be consistent with a Gloria Exercitus type (meaning "Glory of the Army"), commonly minted during the Constantinian dynasty (circa 337–340 AD) under Constantine the Great or his sons (Constantine II, Constans, and Constantius II)
Reverse Design: Displays two standing Roman soldiers facing each other, each holding a spear and resting a hand on a grounded shield, with military standards (signa) positioned between them.
Composition & Condition: Hammered bronze/copper alloy with natural patina, surface wear, and corrosion typical of excavated ancient coinage