355–361AD Ancient Rome Constantius II Siliqua

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355–361AD Ancient Rome Constantius II SiliquaThis silver siliqua from the mid 4th century Roman Empire captures a pivotal era in coinage and imperial history. Struck during the reign of Constantius II, it reflects the monetary shift of late antiquity as silver issues underpinned everyday commerce between bronze coinage and the gold solidus. For collectors, it offers a tangible link to a time of military vigilance and evolving religious policy that shaped the empires economy. The obverse features

as from a controlled mint-set storage

8 g (approx)

Almost Uncirculated (aUnc) indicates a coin that retains most of its original luster with only slight wear on the highest points

it pairs bullion value with a storied tradition in 22 carat gold (91

14 g (approximate)

Year: 1912

A compact historic coin that reflects Ethiopia’s imperial symbolism and numismatic heritage

The reverse shows crowned cruciform shields with the initials "SS" and "C" placed in alternate angles

A curated 1/2KG (500g) assortment of world coins sold by weight

it sits at the intersection of investment bullion and collector-grade numismatics

Denomination: 1 Pfennig

“Very Fine” indicates clear