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Ancient Roman Bronze Coin from the House of Constantine (306 AD to 363 AD)

Name: Ancient Roman Bronze Coin from the House of Constantine (306 AD to 363 AD)
SKU: Dmj20e
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Ancient Roman Bronze Coin from the House of Constantine (306 AD to 363 AD)

This coin formed part of a collection of ancient Roman coins that range in date between AD 268 and AD 408. They are all copper or bronze coins, most of which are AE antoninianus, with the Emperor wearing a radiate crown, commonly called the "barbarous radiate", with the reverse showing an ancient deity (a Roman or Greek God).

I tried to identify the emperors, but am not an expert, so please look at the picture and decide for yourself.