Ancient Roman AE3 Bronze Coin Emperor Valentinian I (c. 364375 AD) Victory Reverse

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Secondhand

Location

South Africa

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📝 Description:

🔹 Emperor: Valentinian I (possible Valens variant late Roman Empire)
🔹 Date: Circa AD 364375
🔹 Denomination: AE3
🔹 Weight: 2.77g
🔹 Material: Bronze
🔹 Obverse: Bust of Emperor facing right, wearing diadem and military attire
🔹 Obverse Inscription (partial): DN VALENTINIANVS PF AVG
🔹 Reverse: Victory advancing left, holding wreath and palm
🔹 Reverse Inscription: SECVRITAS REIPVBLICAE (likely, based on motif)
🔹 Mint Mark: Partial worn, possibly SMN, CON, or regional variant

🧾 Condition:

Original green patina and wear consistent with authentic late Roman bronze
Some detail visible on both obverse and reverse
Coin housed in archival flip case for protection

📜 Collectors Note:

This coin dates from a time of major transition in the Roman Empire. Valentinian I was known for strengthening the western frontiers and co-ruling with his brother Valens. The reverse design celebrating Victory reflects Romes propaganda strategy to inspire stability and loyalty among troops and citizens alike.

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