Roman Coin (3rd - 5th Century)

A genuine Roman Coin dating to the 3rd - 5th Century. This one is of good quality, with lots of detail visible on both sides.

Roman coins from the 3rd to 5th centuries AD reflect the Late Roman Empire's economic, political, and cultural changes. The 3rd-century Crisis led to debased silver antoniniani, prompting reforms by Diocletian and Constantine I, who introduced the bronze follis and gold solidus to stabilize currency. As the empire split, the Western Roman Empire's coinage declined in quality, with fewer gold coins and simpler designs, while the Eastern Empire maintained stability. By the 5th century, coins showed multiple emperors and Christian symbols, mirroring Rome's transformation and the Western Empire's collapse.

The coin comes stored in a display box, as pictured, featuring a QR code linking to some more information on Roman coins from this period (the coin can be removed from the box).

This is genuine artifact. All the specimens we offer come with a lifetime authenticity guarantee.

Size of coin: 0.71 inch | Age: 3rd - 5th Century A.D. | Found: Bulgaria