Ancient Roman, Empire Bronze Coin pendant - Constantine II (No reserve price)






Directed the Ifergan Collection Museum, specialising in Phoenician and Mediterranean archaeology.
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Bronze nummus pendant from 335–340 AD of Constantine II, set in silver-plated metal and mounted on a modern 925 silver chain, total weight 1.66 g, in good used condition with some wear.
Description from the seller
Silver-plated metal pendant, encapsulated for better preservation, with a bronze nummus minted between 335-340 A.D. under the reign of Constantine II, son of Constantine I the Great. It is linked to a modern 925 silver chain.
Obverse: Bust of Emperor Constantine II looking to the right with a pearl diadem, cuirass and mantle.
Reverse: Two soldiers standing facing each other, each holding a vertical spear and resting the other on a shield placed on the ground. Between the soldiers appears a military standard. Inscription "GLORIA EXERCITVS" - THE GLORY OF THE ARMY - These coins were designed to boost the morale of the Roman troops.
Shipped with a legal declaration sheet.
Customs duties outside the EU will be borne by the auction winner.
Seller's Story
Silver-plated metal pendant, encapsulated for better preservation, with a bronze nummus minted between 335-340 A.D. under the reign of Constantine II, son of Constantine I the Great. It is linked to a modern 925 silver chain.
Obverse: Bust of Emperor Constantine II looking to the right with a pearl diadem, cuirass and mantle.
Reverse: Two soldiers standing facing each other, each holding a vertical spear and resting the other on a shield placed on the ground. Between the soldiers appears a military standard. Inscription "GLORIA EXERCITVS" - THE GLORY OF THE ARMY - These coins were designed to boost the morale of the Roman troops.
Shipped with a legal declaration sheet.
Customs duties outside the EU will be borne by the auction winner.
