Roman Empire, AE4 Follis, 305-306 AD, Theodora 2nd wife of Constantius Chlorus, Trier, 338-339 AD 

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Roman Empire, AE4 Follis, 305-306 AD, Theodora 2nd wife of Constantius Chlorus, Trier, 338-339 AD
Roman Empire, AE4 Follis, 305-306 AD, Theodora 2nd wife of Constantius Chlorus, Trier, 338-339 AD
Roman Empire, AE4 Follis, 305-306 AD, Theodora 2nd wife of Constantius Chlorus, Trier, 338-339 ADRoman Empire, AE4 Follis, 305-306 AD, Theodora 2nd wife of Constantius Chlorus, Trier, 338-339 AD

Catalogue information

LastDodo number
5150445
Area
Coins
Title
Roman Empire, AE4 Follis, 305-306 AD, Theodora 2nd wife of Constantius Chlorus, Trier, 338-339 AD
Country
Roman Empire
Face value
40 nummi (1 follis)
Year
338
Variety / overstrike
Era
Roman Empire - Family of Constantine the Great (337-364)
Head of State
Constantius II of the Roman Empire (337-361)
Type
Coin
Designer
Series
Theme
Pietas
Material
Copper (Cu)
Weight
1.85
Diameter
15.83
Thickness
Punch
Coin alignment
Shape
Obverse
FL MAX THEODORA AVG, gedrapeerde buste gelauwerd naar rechts
Reverse
PIETAS ROMANA, Pietas met kind aan de borst naar rechts, .TRS in ex.
Edge
Privy mark
Mint mark
Number produced
Krause and Mishler number
Catalogue number
RIC VIII 65
Details

Rare R1, minted in reparation after the death of Constantine the Great by one of Theodora's descendants. Pietas was often depicted on the reverse of Roman coins with women of the imperial family on the obverse, as pietas was an appropriate virtue for imperial women

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