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    @Al Kowsky Its interesting that the mints of the Empire where holy places (Moneta sacra). This possibly gave the coinage somekind of heavenly blessing and protection. I guess minting fake coins would make you kind of a heretic.
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    Here one facing and one profile bust:
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    The big coinage reformer:
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    My two Theodosius II. coins:
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    Beeing a bit late again I put the two brothers together in one post:
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    @John Conduitt Oh wow I must admit I didnt think any of the coins I used for these cut outs would appear here. I normally add a bust of the Emperor to my coincards but if there is no existing bust I cut out the most lifelike/ good looking bust I can see looking normally on wildwinds.com . Yours is truly a beatiful coin and if it troubles you I will remove the bust from my coincard.
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    Magnus Maximus, his name alone probably made Gratians soldiers switch their allegiance in fear of him.
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    My least favorite emperor but he atleast minted some nice coins: And his wife:
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    Sry for beeing late with Gratian but I guess I just put the two brothers together in one post now:
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    I sadly dont have a good Procopius portrait yet
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    One right one left:
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    One of my favorite emperors, I wish I had such a nice coin like the two posters before me 🥰 Here one as Caesar and one as Augustus from me:
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    Constantius II. as Caesar and Augustus: And here poor Gallus:
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    The two brothers as Caesars: And as Emperors (or should I say as enemies):
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    I sadly dont have an Hannibalianus coin yet:
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    I do own one example for each of the three woman:
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    Here a nice armored and helmeted bust: And here two later sole reign types:
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    The tetrarchys biggest traitor: On of the last coins with the radiate crown: An less common helmeted bust: And here his son:
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    The last defender of Rome:
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    As Caesar: And as Emperor:
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    I dont know why we intermingle Galerius and Severus II. but here is my only Severus II. :
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    Galerius as Caesar: And as Emperor: And here his wife Galeria Valeria, only daughter of Emperor Diocletian:
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