Constans AE4 BI Nummus AD 337-350 NGC Ancient Roman Empire House of Constantine

Description:
Offered is a Constans AE4 BI Nummus, struck AD 337–350 under the House of Constantine and authenticated by NGC Ancient. This late Roman bronze coin—often containing traces of silver (BI: billon)—features the bust of Constans, youngest son of Constantine the Great. The reverse typically depicts military or victory-themed imagery common to the era, such as Victory advancing, Victory wreaths, or camp gate designs symbolizing imperial strength and frontier defense.

Issued during a period of political tension and shifting borders within the later Roman Empire, Constans’ coinage circulated widely across Europe, North Africa, and the Near East. As an NGC-certified ancient coin, this piece is guaranteed authentic and professionally attributed, making it a strong addition for collectors of late Roman imperial history.

Specifications:

• Date: AD 337–350

• Ruler: Constans

• Empire: Roman Empire – House of Constantine

• Denomination: AE4 BI Nummus

• Composition: Billon (bronze with trace silver content)

• Weight: ~1.0–2.0 g (varies by issue)

• Diameter: ~13–16 mm

• Obverse: Bust of Constans

• Reverse: Various Victory or military motifs (common types include Victory advancing or camp gate)

• Grade: NGC Ancient (authenticated and attributed)

• Mint: Various (frequently Siscia, Rome, Trier, Nicomedia, etc.)

• Mintage: Not recorded (ancient hand-struck production)

You will receive a coin similar to the condition shown.