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An oxidized bronze coin from the Roman Empire that has begun to turn red and green. The front (…
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An oxidized bronze coin from the Roman Empire that has begun to turn red and green. The front (left) has a bust of Constans, and the back (right) shows two Victories holding a wreath.

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Date341-346 CE
MediumBronze
ClassificationsCultural Artifact
Credit LineBequest of Andrew J. Sarazyn
Object number2003.2.109
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