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Constans Roman AE3;4 (AD 221-350) NGC (F)

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Historical PeriodRoman: Imperial (27 BC-476 AD)
CompositionBronze
Cleaned/UncleanedCleaned
DESCRIPTION

For sale is a genuine, certified ancient Roman coin featuring Flavius Julius Constans, the fourth and youngest son of Constantine I. This coin is an AE3/4 type and has been professionally graded by NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation) with a grade of Fine.

Flavius Julius Constans was elevated to Caesar on Christmas Day, 333 at just 12 years old, and after the death of his father, he was given control of the central part of the Roman Empire, which included Italy, Illyricum, Macedonia, Achaea, and parts of Africa. His reign, although brief, was part of the continued division of the Roman Empire during a time of significant political shifts.

This coin is certified authentic by NGC, ensuring its historical value and quality. The Fine grade indicates that the coin displays clear detail and a recognizable portrait, making it a great addition for collectors of Roman Imperial coins or ancient history enthusiasts.

Features:

  • Coin Type: AE3/4
  • Emperor: Flavius Julius Constans
  • Date: Circa 334-350 AD
  • NGC Grade: Fine
  • Certification: NGC Certified, Authenticity Guaranteed
  • Material: Bronze
  • Dimensions: Approximately 17-20mm
  • Obverse: Portrait of Constans, with the inscription “FL. CONSTANS AVG.”
  • Reverse: Depicts a figure, typically of Victory or another symbol of Roman power, with appropriate inscriptions and mintmarks.
  • Condition: Fine grade with clear details and no major damage, typical of coins from this era.

Historical Significance:

Flavius Julius Constans was a pivotal figure in the history of the Roman Empire, inheriting the central portion of the empire after his father’s death. His reign was marked by internal struggles, and though he was eventually overthrown, his legacy continues to live on through historical artifacts like this coin.

Why Buy This Coin?

  • Authenticity Guaranteed: Certified by NGC
  • Rare Collectible: A piece of Roman history
  • Investment Opportunity: Ancient Roman coins have shown long-term value appreciation
  • Great Gift Idea: Perfect for history buffs or coin collectors