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A slightly worn bronze coin from the Roman Empire that has started to discolor due to corrosion…
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A slightly worn bronze coin from the Roman Empire that has started to discolor due to corrosion. The front (left) has a bust of Constantius Gallus, and the back (right) shows Virtus spearing a fallen horseman.

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Date351-354 CE
MediumBronze
ClassificationsCultural Artifact
Credit LineBequest of Andrew J. Sarazyn
Object number2003.2.116
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A slightly worn bronze coin from the Roman Empire that’s edges have begun to chip away. The fro…
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351-354 CE
A bronze, oxidized coin from the Roman Empire. The front (left) has a bust of Constantius II, a…
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355-360 CE
A weathered bronze coin from the Roman Empire with yellow and green discoloration on its faces.…
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355-361 CE
A weathered bronze coin from the Roman Empire that’s material has slightly oxidized to leave gr…
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355-361 CE
A weathered bronze coin from the Roman Empire that’s material has slightly oxidized. The front …
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351-361 CE
A weathered bronze coin from the Roman Empire that’s material has turned green and white with a…
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355-361 CE
A worn, bronze coin from the Roman Empire with a part of its rim chipped away. The front (left)…
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351-354 CE
An oxidized, bronze coin from the Roman Empire with a part of its rim chipped away. The front (…
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351-361 CE
An oxidized, bronze coin from the Roman Empire. The front (left) has a bust of Constantius II, …
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351-354 CE
A slightly weathered bronze coin from the Roman Empire with part of its rim chipped away. The f…
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355-361 CE
An oxidized, weathered coin from the Roman Empire made of bronze. The front (left) has a bust o…
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351-361 CE
An incredibly weathered bronze coin from the Roman Empire that’s material has slightly oxidized…
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4th c. CE