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sajtikus

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Can someone identify this coin?

It is about 1,8cm in diameter and made of bronz.

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Mackaydon said:
It has similarities to this type of Roman coin.
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Don in SoCal
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That is the correct Reverse type but without any visible Obverse Legend its a guess as to which Emperor it is. Crispus is just 1 of 3 or 4 (I think, from top of head) options. Constantine family.
 

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Yes, while Crispus, Julian and Antoninianus Max. also used the 'vota' pattern, I'd favor Constantine II for the OP's coin simply because of the longevity of his rule (337-361) versus much shorter terms in service for the other mentioned emperors.
Don in SoCal
 

Mackaydon said:
Yes, while Crispus, Julian and Antoninianus Max. also used the 'vota' pattern, I'd favor Constantine II for the OP's coin simply because of the longevity of his rule (337-361) versus much shorter terms in service for the other mentioned emperors.
Don in SoCal
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Pretty sure Constantine I is an option as well.
 

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