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Valentinian I Coin Circa 364-375 A.D. Roman Empire
January 25, 2024
Biblical Era Roman Empire Widow’s Mite Sized Bronze Coin C. 50 BC-400 AD
January 25, 2024Claudius II Coin Circa 268-275 AD Radiated Head of the Emperor “Victory Advancing”
$25.00
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Description
This Roman coin dates from the reign of Emperor Claudius II, also known as Claudius Gothicus, who ruled the Roman Empire from 268 to 270 AD. The obverse of the coin features the radiate bust of Claudius II, a common iconographic choice for the antoninianus denomination, symbolizing the emperor’s quasi-divine status and association with the sun god Sol. The reverse depicts Victory advancing left, holding a wreath and a palm branch — a traditional Roman motif representing military success and the emperor’s role as the bringer of peace through strength. Claudius II rose to power during one of the most chaotic periods in Roman history, known as the Crisis of the Third Century, a time marked by near-constant invasions, economic instability, and the rapid turnover of emperors. His most notable achievement was the decisive defeat of the Gothic invaders at the Battle of Naissus in 268 or 269 AD, after which he was granted the honorific title “Gothicus.” Although he died of plague just two years into his reign, his short rule stabilized the empire briefly and paved the way for the rise of the Illyrian emperors who would continue efforts to restore order. The coin itself, a debased billon antoninianus, reflects the severe inflation and silver shortage plaguing the Roman economy during this era, resulting in currency that retained only a trace amount of silver. Despite its humble composition, this coin remains a tangible link to one of the empire’s most resilient military leaders during one of its most perilous centuries. At VDG Militaria, we are dedicated to providing collectors with an exceptional selection of original military antiques. Our passion for history and commitment to authenticity ensure that every item we offer is thoroughly researched, accurately described, and meticulously photographed. Whether you are a seasoned collector or new to the world of militaria, our curated inventory includes a diverse range of artifacts from various periods and conflicts. From uniforms and insignia to medals and equipment, we aim to connect you with pieces that tell the stories of the past. Our expertise and attention to detail mean you can trust that every item you purchase is genuine and precisely represented. Customer satisfaction is our top priority, and we strive to make your collecting experience as seamless and enjoyable as possible. If you have any inquiries or need assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to us. Using the Offer Feature We are pleased to offer a "Make an Offer" feature on our website, allowing you to negotiate the price of items that catch your eye. Once you submit an offer, expect an email from us shortly after. If your offer is accepted, the email will include a special payment link for your convenience. Please check your spam folder if you have strict email filters. We promise to respond to all offers as quickly as possible. If you do not hear from us within one business day, feel free to reach out directly via phone or text at the contact information below to ensure your request is promptly addressed. Contact Us For the fastest response, we recommend reaching out via email or text. We typically reply to emails and text messages the quickest. 📧 Email: vdgmilitaria@yahoo.com 📱 Phone/Text: 651-968-3882 Thank you for visiting VDG Militaria. We wish you happy collecting and look forward to helping you find the perfect addition to your collection.












