Roman bronze coin struck when Crispus was Caesar.
This coin features the portrait of the Caesar on the obverse and, on the reverse, a camp gate.
Reference : RIC VII 269
Issuing authority : Crispus (as Caesar)
Type : Follis
Dating : AD 324-325
Mint : Arelate (Arles)
Metal : Bronze
Diameter : 17.6 mm
Weight : 3.03 g
Obverse legend : CRISPUS NOB CAES
Obverse description : Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust to left.
Reverse legend : PROVIDENTIAE CAESS // T*AR
Reverse description : Camp gate with two towers, a star above.
Condition : Very Fine - Extremely Fine
Note : Dark green patina
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