Ancient Roman Honorius Bronze Coin, 393–423 AD, Late Roman Empire Nummus or Follis, Emperor Portrait, Antique Roman Numismatic Collectible.

Diameter 22 mm.

An ancient Roman bronze coin featuring the portrait of Emperor Honorius (393–423 AD), one of the rulers of the Late Roman Empire. The obverse depicts the emperor facing right, wearing a pearl diadem, draped garments, and a cuirass.

The visible Latin inscription, “D N HONORIVS P F AVG,” stands for Dominus Noster Honorius Pius Felix Augustus, meaning “Our Lord Honorius, Pious and Fortunate Augustus.” This traditional imperial legend reflects the authority and prestige of the Roman emperor during the late 4th and early 5th centuries AD.

A fascinating historical collectible, this coin is ideal for ancient Roman coin collectors, numismatists, and enthusiasts of classical antiquity. Its aged patina and surviving portrait offer a tangible connection to the final centuries of the Western Roman Empire.

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