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ROMAN COIN — Anonymous, Constantinople

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Written by: Murat AkınResearcher · Islamic & Ottoman Arts
Ottoman Art · Catalogue no. 289077
Anonymous, Constantinople

ROMAN COIN

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A struck copper alloy Roman nummus of the House of Constantine, from 330-335 AD, minted in Constantinople. Reverse type GLORIA EXERCITVS (two soldiers and two standards). Obverse has diademed bust right. Reece period 17. It weighs 1.89 g, and measures 18.18 mm DIA x 1.58 mm TH.

Artist / MakerAnonymous, Constantinople
Date330
Culture / OriginConstantinople, United Kingdom
DepartmentConstantinople
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