Eastern Roman Empire Bronze Coins (286-396 AD) (Avg. Circ.)
Numismatic
Eastern Roman Empire Bronze Coins (286-396 AD) (Avg. Circ.)
These bronze issues from the early Eastern Roman Empire, dating from 286 to 396 AD, offer a direct connection to the ancient world. Surviving in average circulated condition, each piece serves as a physical record of a transforming empire. The coins are highly suitable for those who enjoy the hands-on process of attributing and identifying ancient Roman coinage, providing a rewarding puzzle for curious minds. On the obverse, these coins typically display the likeness of an emperor or empress, or a veiled bust depicted in a state of mourning. The reverse imagery varies, frequently featuring commemorative wreaths dedicated to the Senate, S.C. monograms, or depictions of legionary soldiers. Because of these diverse designs, each bronze piece carries its own distinct visual narrative from a pivotal era in Mediterranean history.
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Specifications
| Year | 286-396 AD |
|---|---|
| Grade | Very Fine/Extra Fine |
| Metal | Copper |
| Weight | 0.0000 troy oz |
| Diameter | 18 mm |
| Thickness | Varies mm |
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