Buy The Roman AE of Constantine II (AD 316-340) Epfig Hoard NGC (XF)Coin Online
The Roman AE of Constantine II is a unique artifact from one of history's most influential dynasties. Constantine II was “born in the purple,” meaning his father was already an emperor when he was born. This coin is part of the famous Epfig Hoard, a treasure trove of Roman bronze coins buried in today’s Alsace, France. These coins were hidden away to protect them from invaders, only to be discovered in the 21st century during a sewerage system excavation. Adding this coin to your collection means owning a tangible piece of the Roman Empire's grandeur.
Details of This Unique Collection:
Historical Significance: This coin is part of the Epfig Hoard, buried by Constans or his generals to safeguard treasure during a retreat. The coins lay hidden for centuries, preserving their historical value and mystery.
Authenticity: Each coin is certified by NGC, ensuring its genuineness and origin from the Epfig Hoard. The certification label verifies the coin's authenticity and connection to this historic find.
Condition: These coins are in excellent XF (Extremely Fine) condition, showcasing their detailed and intricate designs. Despite their age, the craftsmanship remains remarkably well-preserved.
Design: Portrait of Constantine II: Each coin features the detailed and intricate design of Constantine II, capturing his regal essence.
Epfig Hoard Coin Highlights:
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- Emperor Constantine II: The coins depict Constantine II, the first son of Constantine the Great.
- Intricate Designs: The coins feature remarkably well-preserved designs that have stood the test of time.
- Certified Authenticity: Graded by NGC as XF (Extremely Fine), ensuring the coin's authenticity and quality.
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