Roman Bronze Coin – Licinius I (AD 308–324), Antioch
34.99 CHF
Bronze coin of the Roman Emperor Licinius I (AD 308–324), struck at Antioch. Obverse: Bust of Licinius I facing right, wearing laurel wreath and imperial armor, with imperial legend. Reverse: Jupiter standing left, nude except for cloak over shoulder, holding a globe with Victory in his extended right hand and a sceptre in his left; eagle at his feet. Legend: IOVI CONSERVATORI. Licinius I ruled as co-emperor alongside Constantine the Great. His coinage frequently emphasizes Jupiter as the divine protector of the emperor and the Roman state.
- Category
- Roman
- Grading
- Very Fine + (ss+)
- Origin
- Austrian auction
- Diameter & Weight
- 3.00 g 18.20 mm
Brilliant uncirculated – No signs of wear, freshly struck, highest quality.
Proof – Mirror finish with frosted and glossy fields. Collector’s edition.
Extremely fine – Minor wear, nearly all details preserved.
Very fine – Moderate circulation wear, some details worn, but visible.
Fine – Heavy wear, key elements still distinguishable.
Fair – Very heavy wear, outlines barely visible.
Poor – Only contours visible, almost no detail.
Fragment – Nearly destroyed, only a fragment recognizable as a coin.
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