Late Roman Bronze Coins

So you won the bidding war then? 

If you want to get a campgate from Sirmium it has to be Constantius II. Constantine I had SARMATIA DEVICTA and Crispus and Constantine II had ALAMANNIA DEVICTA. So Constantius alone appeared on the campgates.




Constantius II
A.D. 324- 325
Ӕ nummus    18mm    3.3g
FL IVL CONSTANTIVS NOB C; Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust left.
PROVIDENTIAE CAESS; campgate with two turrets and ✶ between them.
in ex. SIRM
RIC VII Sirmium 53


https://constantinethegreatcoins.com/campgates/

It seems like this seller was selling off a hoard that was slabbed. The coins had the same patina/encrustations and most were from around or just after the revolt of Nepotian. ...in fact one of the coins was a Nepotianus that sold for $575. I considered dropping a bid on it. It had a really nice obverse but the reverse was pretty rough. Here's the coin I bought from the bunch.

attachments are working after the update

This one is pretty rough; but it is also pretty rare. I am guesstimating about the RIC number as [humor on] I can't make heads or tails out of the obverse.[humor off] 





Magnentius
A.D. 350-3
21x24mm   5.3g
[D N MAGNENTIVS P F AVG]; bare-headed, draped & cuirassed bust right
SALVS DD NN AVG ET CAES surrounding wreath enclosing large Chi-Rho flanked by A-W.
In ex. [LPAR]
RIC VIII Arles 201/202

worn LRB's and assorted Roman junk

I was going to post this on Easter weekend; but the forum was down.

This reverse of this coin is VOT easter egg XX 



Constantine I
A.D. 321
Ӕ nummus 20mm 3.7g
CONSTA-NTINVS AVG; Laureate head right.
D N CONSTANTINI MAX AVG surrounding laurel wreath enclosing VOT XX.
In ex. RP
RIC VII Rome 232/ 237

Yes, sorry about that. I had the same issue once. Unfortunately, my webpage is 20 years old and I don't expect I will update it...but, who knows what might happen in the future.

Hello Victor, I'm not sure if you are already aware, but your Constantine the Great website was also difficult to access. I wasn't able to get into the webpage from my iPhone, until later I realised I could scroll down from image 1 and switch to web view, which then worked.

Here is a rarer type with mint mark in the exergue like Imperial coinage




Maximianus
A.D. 293- 294
AE Tetradrachm  19x20mm  7.7g
MAΞIMIANOC CEB; Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust to right; seen from rear.
ENATOY L; Elpis walking left, holding flower and raising skirt.
Γ in exergue (year 9)
Alexandria, Egypt
Emmett 4220