351–354AD Ancient Rome Constantius Gallus Follis

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351–354AD Ancient Rome Constantius Gallus FollisThis bronze follis from the mid 4th century AD features Constantius Gallus, the Caesar who ruled with Constantine the Great. Dated 351354 AD, it reflects the House of Constantines efforts to restore the empires fortunes during a period of reform and upheaval. Obverse shows a bare headed bust of Constantius Gallus. The reverse bears the Fallen Horseman motif, a dramatic FEL TEMP REPARATIO scene of a legionary dispatching a barbarian foe. country: Roman

It’s an affordable

harder to find year

Composition: 40% silver

issued in a limited mintage of 10

a classic design for mid‑20th century New Zealand coinage

Extremely fine means light wear on the high points with most design details still sharp

The VF grade indicates a coin with good overall eye appeal and minimal wear confined to the highest points

Grade gEF indicates an above-average example with light

an early example of the nation's two-shilling coinage from the interwar period

indicates Extremely Fine condition with the Hardie signature and typical light handling consistent with circulated but well-preserved banknotes

struck in 1840 and issued during the islands' period under Danish rule

struck in aluminium bronze for interwar circulation