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Late Roman Empire

Explore gold coinage attributed to Late Roman Empire through chronological object records with certification, condition and historical context.

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Constantine I Gold Solidus of Antioch

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Constantine I Gold Solidus of Antioch

AD 335–336

Issued for Constantine’s thirtieth regnal anniversary, this rare Antioch solidus joins the emperor’s jeweled diadem to Victory, trophy and the vows of three decades.

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Constantine I Gold Solidus of Nicomedia

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Constantine I Gold Solidus of Nicomedia

AD 335

A tricennial solidus from Nicomedia presents Constantine in the new jeweled diadem while Victory inscribes the vows of thirty years under the gaze of Genius.

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Constans Gold Solidus of Thessalonica

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Constans Gold Solidus of Thessalonica

AD 337–350

The youthful portrait of Constans and an advancing Victory present continuity and triumph during the divided inheritance of Constantine the Great.

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Constans Gold Solidus of Aquileia

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Constans Gold Solidus of Aquileia

AD 337–350

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

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