324-337AD Constantius II as Caesar, AE FollisThis Constantius II follis is a late Roman Empire silvered bronze coin, dated 324337 AD. Struck for Constantius II during his time as Caesar under Constantine the Great, it bears the PTR mark for Trier Mint, signaling its Gallic province military coinage lineage. Obverse features a youthful laurate portrait of Constantius II, draped and cuirassed. The reverse shows a Campgate gateway with six layer construction, two towers, and a central star,

Prefix/Serial: OA 000454 (exceptionally low prefix number)

offered in an overall grade of gVF

surrounded by the royal titulary and a crisp rim

struck during the mid-16th century and associated with the dynamic reign of Emperor Akbar the Great

Country: Alexandria (Egypt)

It’s an affordable

Grade: Extremely Fine / About Uncirculated (EF/aUNC)

34 g (approximate)

Composition: Copper-nickel (75% copper

Proof coins are specially struck using polished dies and planchets to produce sharply detailed designs and a superior

it offers a tangible link to England’s bustling medieval markets

VF (Very Fine) indicates clear detail on major design elements with moderate