Constans
CONSTANS (Flavius Julius) Caesar and Augustus; youngest son of Constantine the Great and Fausta; born about A.D.
Constans (333-350)
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Constans II and Constantine IV, AV Solidus, 654-668, Constantinople, Officina 3
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Constans était né en 320 et reçut le titre de césar le 25 décembre 333. Auguste après le 9 septembre 337 avec ses deux autres frères, Constantin II et Constance II, il ne tarda pas à se fâcher avec son frère aîné qui périt en avril 340.
R3978* 0246 Constans Augustus: AE 1/2 Centenionalis
$70.00
Obv. D N CONSTANS P F AVG Diad. & dr. bust r.
Rev. FEL TEMP REPARATIO Constans stg. l. on galley
Sear 3978v; RIC 238 EF ...
Constans II & Constantine IV
Byzantine Empire, Constans II and Constantine IV, joint reign 13 Apr 654-15 Jul 668 A.D., AV Solidus, 4.45g, maximum diameter 20.1 mm, die axis 180o, Constantinople mint, c. 661 - 663 A.D.
Constans (Caesar 333 - 337. Augustus 337 - 350)
AE16. 12:00. 1.22 grams.
Official issue.
CONSTAN - S PF AVG
/VICTORIAE DD AVGG Q NN, two Victories, each holding a wreath and palm
/palm branch vertical between them, GSIS in exergue ...
Constans II and Constantine IV hexagram.
The hexagram was a large silver coin of the Byzantine Empire issued primarily during 7th century AD during the reigns of Heraclius, Constans II, and Constantine IV. It weighed about 6 grams.
Constans II. 641-668 AD. Æ Follis
Obv: Emperor standing, facing holding globe w/ cross.
Rev: Large M.
EH in exergue ...
Constans
Barbarian/hut rx.
Nicomedia mint
centenionalis
Green patinas come in a range of shades from light olive to almost black.
334 CONSTANS, as Caesar. 337-350. Æ3/4 of Siscia. Bust r, FL. CONSTANTIS BEAC/2 soldiers, 1 standard with Chi-Rho, δSIS in ex. VM-48, LRBC-762. VF $60 ...
BB504. Constans, AD 337-350, AE half Centenionalis. Emperor bust rt./FEL TEMP REPARATIO, emperor stands left on galley steered by Victory, Thessalonika mint. Centered, slightly mottled brown patina, clear types, Fine ...
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RIC72, Constans: Centenionalis (0348AD-0351AD)
Obv:
Pearl-diademed bust of Constans left, holding globe in right hand ...
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Constantine II died in battle against his younger brother Constans in 340. In the west, Constans died at the hands of the usurper Magnentius in 350. Constantius II, now the sole surviving son of Constantine, would not accept co-rule with a usurper.
When his father died in 337, he led the massacre of his relatives decended from the second marriage of Constantius I Chlorus and Theodora, leaving himself, his older brother Constantine II, and his younger brother Constans as the surviving adult ...
About 346 Constantius II and his brother Constans replaced the now tiny bronze follis with a larger piece, usually termed the centenionalis.
When he died, however, his sons were less than Christian in sharing his empire, with Constantine II demanding more territory from his younger brother Constans, who refused.
The panel consisted of experts in numismatics, artists, a former Member of the European Commission (Christine Scrivener), Members of Parliament, the French Mint Director Emmanuel Constans, the General Engraver Pierre Rodier and the actress Irè ...
Simply by making available so many coins (Dumbarton Oaks, one of the world's largest Byzantine collections, has only 69 coins of Constans II, far fewer than were recovered in the Michigan digs alone) the excavations helped to rewrite the history of ...
Several attempts were made to halt the decline in the bronze coinage, notably by Constantius II and Constans who introduced the centenionalis in A.D. 346 and by Magnetius, who struck his large /El (pecunia maiorina) in A.d. 352-3. Julian II (A.D.
to characterize the fabric of a coin or of a series, and the best way to establish their relative meanings is to have contact with large numbers of coins of different mints or periods. An extreme illustration is offered by the solidi of Constans II, ...
 See also: Revers, Reverse, Coin, Constantius II, Mint
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