Late Roman Bronze Coins
Coin talk => Unofficial coinage => Topic started by: Genio popvli romani on September 23, 2012, 02:15:01 PM
One of my favorite.
Probably imitating a Crispus prototype but what is surprising is the diameter, 15mm.
It is a pretty neat coin, decent engraving and pretty nice style. The small size makes it even more interesting.
A more significant (not as far as it is in hand) picture . Compared to Constantine II / Providentiae Caess coin:
Here is another interesting one, struck "for" Constantine I, which is an hybrid with an Augustus obverse legend CONSTANTINVS P F AVG combined with a Caesar faulted reverse legend PROVIDENTIAE CAS (sic).