CONSTANS 347-348 AD Æ Roman Bronze Nummus Coin Victories Siscia

Description

CONSTANS 347-348 AD Æ4 Roman Bronze Nummus Coin
Obverse legend: CONSTANS PF AVG (pearl diadem with rosettes, draped and cuirassed bust right)
Reverse legend:
VICTORIAE DD AVGG Q NN (two victories standing confronted, each holding a wreath and palm frond)
RIC VIII 185 - Siscia Mintmark(●ASIS●)
(Sisak, Croatia)
(e14)
Constans was the youngest son of Constantine I and Fausta. Born around 320, Constans inherited part of the Western Empire upon its division among the sons of Constantine. In 340, his brother, Constantine II, invaded his territory but was defeated and killed leaving Constans in total control of the West. In 350, however, the general Magnentius rebelled and Constans fled as his legions switched sides. He was overtaken and killed while trying to escape to Spain.
Diameter: 14,80
mm
Weight: 1,68
g
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