Roman Coin : Emperor Valens , 364-378 AD , Hammered

▪︎ Antique
▪︎ Roman Coin
▪︎ Emperor Valens ( 364-375 AD )
▪︎ Denomination : Nummus / Follis
▪︎ Hammered
▪︎ Shape - Round - ( Irregular )
▪︎ Bronze
▪︎ Diameter : 19mm - Approx
▪︎ Circulated

▪︎ A Very Highly Detailed Roman Coin which features the image of Emperor Valens on the Obverse. The Reverse side of the coin depicts One Victory facing left , Securitas Republicae.
▪︎ Valens was Roman Emperor from 364 to 378 AD. Following a largely unremarkable military career , he was named Co-Emperor by his elder brother Valentinian I , who gave him the Eastern half of the Roman Empire to rule. In 378 , Valens was defeated and killed at the battle of Adrianople against the invading Goths , which astonished contemporaries and marked the beginning of barbarian encroachment into Roman territory.


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