Description
Ancient Roman Coin of Emperor Constans (337–350 AD) – Rare Historical Bronze Coin
Step into the powerful legacy of the late Roman Empire with this authentic bronze coin minted during the reign of Emperor Constans (337–350 AD), the youngest son of Constantine the Great. This rare ancient coin offers investors a glimpse into one of the most dynamic periods of Roman history, marked by political intrigue, military campaigns, and the consolidation of Christian authority within the Empire.
On the obverse, the coin features a well-preserved profile portrait of Emperor Constans wearing a diademed helmet and military attire, symbolizing strength and leadership. The inscription surrounding the portrait reads “DN CONSTANS P F AVG”, an abbreviation for Dominus Noster Constans Pius Felix Augustus, meaning “Our Lord Constans, Dutiful and Fortunate Emperor”.
The reverse depicts a dramatic and symbolic scene of Constans dragging a captive from a hut, representing Roman military triumph over barbarian forces. The legend reads “FEL TEMP REPARATIO”, Latin for “The Restoration of Happy Times”, a common theme on mid-4th century Roman coinage signifying hope and imperial renewal. Mintmark SMNB indicates it was struck in Nicomedia, a significant city and mint of the Eastern Roman Empire.
Coin Specifications:
Emperor: Constans (AD 337–350)
Type: AE3 Bronze Follis
Obverse Legend: DN CONSTANS P F AVG
Reverse Legend: FEL TEMP REPARATIO
Reverse Imagery: Roman soldier pulling a barbarian from a hut
Mint: Nicomedia (SMNB)
Diameter: 20 mm
Weight: 4.6 grams
Material: Bronze
Condition: Good detail with natural patina, historical wear
Perfect for: investors in historical artifacts and rare antiquities, collectors of Roman imperial coins, ancient history enthusiasts, and numismatists.
