Description: Offered is a Constantius II Half-Centenionalis, struck AD 337–361 under the House of Constantine and certified NGC VF20. This late Roman bronze denomination features a clear imperial portrait of Constantius II, son of Constantine the Great, with strong remaining detail for the VF20 grade. The reverse typically depicts Victory, military standards, wreath motifs, or camp gate designs—iconic imagery of the mid-4th-century Roman Empire emphasizing imperial authority and stability.
The Half-Centenionalis was part of the reformed bronze coinage system of the era and circulated widely across the empire during a time of political tension, religious change, and frontier conflict. An NGC-certified VF example offers solid historical appeal and reliable attribution for collectors of late Roman Imperial coinage.
