Description
Roman Empire – Constantine II (A.D. 337–340)
Æ4 Nummus
A genuine late Roman bronze nummus of Constantine II, eldest son of Constantine the Great and ruler of the Western Roman Empire until his death in 340 A.D.
Obverse: Diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust of Constantine II facing right, with imperial legend.
Reverse: Typical late Constantinian reverse type (Victory, campgate, or votive design depending on issue), reflecting themes of military strength and imperial continuity.
Date: A.D. 337–340
Denomination: Æ4 Nummus
Material: Bronze
Condition: Circulated example with clear devices and readable legends. Natural patina consistent with age.
Coins of Constantine II were struck during the division of the Roman Empire among the sons of Constantine the Great, marking an important transitional period in late Roman history.
An affordable and historic piece of 4th-century Roman imperial coinage — ideal for both new and seasoned collectors.
