A striking pendant, the bronze follis coinage of Emperor Maximianus, one of the rulers of the Roman Tetrarchy and a key figure in the late Roman Empire. This impressive piece features the laureate portrait of Maximianus on the obverse, while the reverse depicts Genius Populi Romani—the protective spirit of the Roman people—holding a patera and cornucopia, symbols of prosperity, divine favor, and abundance. Issued during a transformative period in Roman history, follis coins of Maximianus celebrated imperial authority, stability, and the restoration of Roman power. The image of Genius served as a powerful reminder of the divine forces believed to safeguard the Empire and ensure the well-being of its citizens. Suspended as a wearable pendant, this coin combines authentic Roman symbolism with timeless historical appeal, making it a meaningful talisman for collectors, history enthusiasts, and admirers of the ancient world. Details Type: Roman Follis coin pendant Emperor: Maximianus (Marcus Aurelius Valerius Maximianus) Size: 28 mm Weight: 10.58 g Material: Bronze with attractive green patina Period Inspiration: Roman Tetrarchy, late 3rd–early 4th century AD Cord: Leather necklace cord included.