Roman Empire – Lot of 5 bronze coins – Late Roman / 3rd–4th Century AD Material: AE (bronze) Condition: Used – identifiable types, varying detail Number of coins: 5 Important note: Attributions are based on visible features, portrait styles and typical reverse types. Exact emperors and mints cannot be guaranteed. A mixed lot of five Late Roman bronze coins ranging from the Crisis of the Third Century to the Constantine era (approx. AD 250–380). Includes radiate types, campgate, standing figures and military reverses. A solid study or starter lot with clear designs and readable details. Coin 1 (top left) – Campgate type Reverse: Campgate with turrets; typical Constantinian issue (c. AD 320–340). Weight: 3.17 g Diameter: 24.42 mm Coin 2 (top centre) – GLORIA EXERCITVS Reverse: Two soldiers standing, one standard between them. Likely Constantine II or Constans (c. AD 330–340). Weight: 3.80 g Diameter: 21.7 mm Coin 3 (top right) – Bust with diadem Reverse: Worn standing figure (possibly Victory or Roma). Likely 4th century, AD 350–380. Weight: 4.94 g Diameter: 21 mm Coin 4 (bottom left) – Radiate antoninianus Obverse: Radiate bust typical of the 3rd-century Crisis era (c. AD 250–270). Reverse: Standing deity (uncertain due to wear). Weight: 2.93 g Diameter: 20.8 mm Coin 5 (bottom right) – Radiate bust Third-century bronze antoninianus. Reverse: Standing figure holding spear/sceptre. Weight: 1.66 g Diameter: 17.59 mm Condition notes: Circulation wear and patina typical for 3rd–4th century AE. All coins remain identifiable. See photos for a clear impression.