Description
Ancient Roman Bronze Nummus of Valentinian I AD 364–367 – SECVRITAS REIPVBLICAE – Siscia Mint
Own a genuine piece of the Late Roman Empire with this Bronze Nummus of Emperor Valentinian I, struck at the Siscia Mint between AD 364 and 367. Featuring the celebrated SECVRITAS REIPVBLICAE (“Security of the Republic”) reverse, this authentic ancient coin dates from a period when Rome was working to restore stability along its frontiers.
Struck by hand over 1,650 years ago, this coin offers collectors an affordable opportunity to own an original artefact from one of the empire’s most important late imperial rulers.
Sample image below not actual coin
Features
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Feature |
Details |
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Emperor |
Valentinian I |
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Reign |
AD 364–375 |
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Date Struck |
AD 364–367 |
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Denomination |
Nummus (Follis) |
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Mint |
Siscia |
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Reverse Legend |
SECVRITAS REIPVBLICAE |
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Composition |
Bronze |
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Weight |
Approx. 2.34 g |
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Diameter |
Approx. 18 mm |
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Manufacture |
Hand-hammered |
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Authenticity |
Genuine Ancient Roman Coin |
Historical Significance
Valentinian I became emperor in AD 364 and was renowned for strengthening the Roman Empire’s western frontiers during a challenging period of barbarian incursions and political uncertainty. The reverse inscription, SECVRITAS REIPVBLICAE, translates as “Security of the Republic,” reflecting the emperor’s commitment to defending and stabilising the empire.
The Siscia Mint, located in present-day Sisak, Croatia, was one of the Roman Empire’s major minting centres and produced large quantities of imperial coinage for circulation throughout the Balkans and beyond.
Condition
This coin displays:
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Clear surviving imperial portrait.
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Distinct reverse design with the SECVRITAS REIPVBLICAE legend.
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Attractive ancient bronze patina.
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Honest wear consistent with over 1,650 years of age.
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Why Collect Valentinian I Coins?
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Authentic Late Roman Empire artefact.
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Historic Siscia Mint issue.
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Popular SECVRITAS REIPVBLICAE reverse type.
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Ideal for ancient coin collectors and Roman history enthusiasts.
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Excellent display piece and unique historical gift.
This Valentinian I Bronze Nummus is a remarkable survivor from the fourth century, offering a tangible connection to the soldiers, merchants, and citizens who once handled it during the twilight years of the Roman Empire.
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