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Maximianus AD 286 - 305. |
Constantine I AD 307 - 337. | Constantine I AD 330 - 335 | |||
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Antoninianus of Maximianus with letters MLXXI. This coin was minted AD 287 to 293. Reverse: Pax holding olive branch and sceptre - the symbols of peace. Newent.
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Commemorative coin dated AD 330. Helmeted bust of Roma (Goddess of Rome) wearing Imperial mantle. Reverse: She wolf suckling Romulus and Remus. London mint. Tibberton.
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Helmeted bust of Constanopolis commemorating the foundation of Constantinople. Reverse: Victory holding on sceptre and leaning on shield. Coberley. |
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| Constantius II AD 324 - 337 | Constantine II AD 337 - 340 | Magnus Maximus A.D. 383 - 388 | |||
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AE3 of Constantius II the second son of Constantine and Fausta. Reverse: Two soldiers either side of one standard. Coberley. |
Constantine II Eldest son of
Constantine I and Fausta Coberley
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Silver siliqua. Roma seated holding globe and spear. Magnus Maximus served under Gratian. In AD 383 he was proclaimed emperor and ruled Britain, Gaul, Spain and Africa. He was executed in AD 388. |
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| Constantine II AD 317 - 337 | Constans AD 346 - 350. |
Constantius II AD 337 - 361 |
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AE 3/4 of Constantine II (eldest son of Constantine I and Fausta) Reverse: Two soldiers standing either side of two standards. Coberley. |
Constans (youngest son of Constantine I) Centenionalis. Reverse: Virtus leading young barbarian from hut beneath tree. Coin contains 1.5% silver. Lugdunum mint. Coberley.
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He was the second son of Constantine I. This coin dates AD 348 - 354. Reverse: Constantius standing holding labarum with two captives at feet. Trier mint. Coberley.
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Allectus AD 293 - 296 |
Postumus AD 259 - 268 |
Constantine1 AD 330 - 335 |
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Allectus AD 293 - 296 AE Antoninianus Camolodunum mint Laetitia standing holding wreath and anchor Dymock
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Postumus AD 259 - 268 Antoninianus IMPC POSTUMUS SPF AVG Rev: Laetitia & Galley - Lugdunum mint Nettleton
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Constantine I AE 3/4 bust of Constantinopolis wearing Imperial mantle Issue commemmorating the foundation of Constantinople. AD 330 - AD 335. Dymock
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Decentius AD 352 - 353 |
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Decentius AD 351 - 353 Ae double centenionalis Christogram between A and w Coberley
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