Ancient Roman bronze coin dating to the later 4th century AD, likely from the reign of Valentinian I or Valens (c. AD 364–378).
The reverse appears to be the GLORIA ROMANORVM (“Glory of the Romans”) type, depicting the emperor advancing right while holding a standard and dragging a captive.
The obverse retains portions of a right-facing imperial portrait, but the legend is heavily worn and does not allow a confident attribution to a specific emperor. For that reason, this coin is being offered as likely Valentinian I/Valens era rather than definitively attributed.
Weight: 1.18 g Diameter: 13.5 mm Metal: Bronze Date: Likely c. AD 364–378 Ruler: Uncertain, likely Valentinian I or Valens Reverse type: GLORIA ROMANORVM Mint: Uncertain
Ancient circulated condition with substantial wear, deposits/encrustation, surface roughness and an irregular/damaged area of the flan. Reverse design and portions of the legend remain visible. Please use photographs to judge condition and attribution.
