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Ancient Roman Constantius I BI Nummus AD 302-304 NGC Ch XF Lugdunum RIC VI 124a
NGCXF 453762455-127
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Year
305 AD
Denomination
Ancient
Variety
Nummus
Certification
NGC
Grade
XF 45
Composition
Bronze
Certification #
3762455-127
Roman Empire – Constantius I as Caesar BI Nummus (c. AD 302–304) – NGC Ch XF – RIC VI 124a
Offered here is an Ancient Roman BI Nummus struck under Constantius I while serving as Caesar, dating to approximately AD 302–304 and minted at Lugdunum.
Constantius I was a key figure in the Tetrarchy and the father of Constantine the Great, making his coinage an important link to one of the most pivotal periods in Roman history.
The obverse features a laureate portrait of Constantius I, while the reverse depicts Genius standing left, holding patera and cornucopia, with the inscription GENIO POPVLI ROMANI.
Ruler: Constantius I (as Caesar)
Date: c. AD 302–304
Mint: Lugdunum
Denomination: BI Nummus
Reference: RIC VI Lugdunum 124a
Grade: NGC Ancients Choice Extremely Fine (Ch XF)
This example displays strong detail for the type with well-defined portrait features and clear reverse devices. The coin retains a pleasing dark patina, adding to its overall eye appeal.
A historically significant and attractive late Roman issue, ideal for both ancient collectors and those looking to add a piece connected to the rise of Constantine the Great.
Please review photos for overall condition and eye appeal.
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Offered here is an Ancient Roman BI Nummus struck under Constantius I while serving as Caesar, dating to approximately AD 302–304 and minted at Lugdunum.
Constantius I was a key figure in the Tetrarchy and the father of Constantine the Great, making his coinage an important link to one of the most pivotal periods in Roman history.
The obverse features a laureate portrait of Constantius I, while the reverse depicts Genius standing left, holding patera and cornucopia, with the inscription GENIO POPVLI ROMANI.
Ruler: Constantius I (as Caesar)
Date: c. AD 302–304
Mint: Lugdunum
Denomination: BI Nummus
Reference: RIC VI Lugdunum 124a
Grade: NGC Ancients Choice Extremely Fine (Ch XF)
This example displays strong detail for the type with well-defined portrait features and clear reverse devices. The coin retains a pleasing dark patina, adding to its overall eye appeal.
A historically significant and attractive late Roman issue, ideal for both ancient collectors and those looking to add a piece connected to the rise of Constantine the Great.
Please review photos for overall condition and eye appeal.
✔️ Ships quickly and securely
✔️ Trusted eBay seller since 1998