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Constans Gold Solidus of Aquileia, obverse

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Constans Gold Solidus of Aquileia

Constans · Late Roman Empire

Two Victories hold a votive wreath beneath the portrait of Constans, making anniversaries, consensus and successful rule visible in gold.

Date
AD 337–350
Denomination
AV Solidus
Material
Gold
Weight
4.50 g
Grade
MS★ · Strike 5/5 · Surface 4/5
Certification
NGC Ancients

The Story Behind the Strike

This second solidus of Constans was struck at Aquileia and preserves a distinct ceremonial reverse. Two Victories support a votive wreath, an image rooted in imperial anniversaries and public promises for continued rule. The star designation and strong surfaces preserve the clarity of a type designed to make dynastic stability appear shared, celebrated and divinely favoured.