Two Soldiers With Standard ReverseThis is a typical reverse of a coin struck by Constantine I, Constantine II, Constantius II, and Constans as well as in the name of a few minor caesars. These types were issued from about A. D. 330 to 346. This example was struck in the North Gallic city of Trier located in modern Germany. |
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Return to Inexpensive Late Roman Bronze Coins: Two Soldiers, One Standard Reverse Type.