Roman Bronze Nummus Emperor Galerius (305-311 AD) AU NGC
Numismatic
Roman Bronze Nummus Emperor Galerius (305-311 AD) AU NGC
During the height of the Roman Empire, everyday commerce relied on bronze coinage like this nummus. Minted between 305 and 311 AD, this specific issue represents the authority of the Caesar, showcasing the transition of power and the vast reach of imperial administration through portable art. The obverse of the coin displays a right-facing portrait of the ruler wearing a traditional laurel wreath, a classic symbol of victory and leadership in the ancient world. On the reverse, these coins typically featured personified Roman virtues such as Fortuna, Libertas, or Victory, serving as a constant reminder of the empire's values and divine alignments to everyone who handled them.
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Specifications
| Year | 305-311 AD |
|---|---|
| Legal-tender face value | Nummus |
| Metal | Copper |
| Weight | 0.0000 troy oz |
| Thickness | Varies mm |
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