Roman Empire. Arcadius (AD 383-408). Nummus AD 383-408 - Concordia (No reserve price)

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The Roman Empire coin featuring Arcadius, minted between AD 383 and 408, is known as a nummus and depicts Concordia, the Roman goddess symbolizing harmony and agreement. Arcadius was a son of Theodosius I and ruled the Eastern Roman Empire during a period marked by internal strife and external pressures from barbarian groups. The nummus was a bronze coin used widely for everyday transactions during his reign, reflecting the imperial authority and the religious iconography prevalent at the time. Coins like this offer valuable insights into the political propaganda and economic conditions of the late Roman Empire.

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