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- Roman Imperial Coins, Eugenius, Solidus 392-394, nearly mint state
Product Description
Eugenius 392-394. Solidus 392-394 Mediolanum. Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right DN EVGENIVS PF AVG / VICTORIA AVGG Two emperors, nimbate, seated facing on throne; the emperor on r. holding mappa and the two together holding globe. Above, Victory facing with spread wings; between them, palm-branch. Mintmark M-D/COM. RIC 28; GOLD, nearly mint state, some abrasions, esp. on the reverse, testmark on rim
Eugenius
- Eugenius was proclaimed emperor by the Arbogast, a Frank magister militum
- Coins were minted to legitimate his reign in the Western Roman Empire, which today are very rare
- After a brief reign, Eugenius was killed during a battle
extremely rare, apart from the abrasion marks the coin is as struck
Additional Information
| Category 1 | Roman Imperial Coins |
|---|---|
| Ruler | Eugenius |
| Reign | 392-394 |
| Denomination | Solidus |
| Date | 392-394 |
| Mint | Mediolanum |
| Material | Gold |
| Condition | nearly mint state |
| Supplement | some abrasions, esp. on the reverse, testmark on rim |
| Catalogue | RIC 28 |
| Catalogue 2 | C. 6 |
| Catalogue 3 | Depeyrot 11/1 |
| Weight | 4.46 g |
| Item Number | 73642 |
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