Roman Empire - Lot of 10 Pieces AE Folles - (4th Century AD) (No reserve price)

A set of ten AE folles, bronze coins from the 4th century AD Roman Empire, represents common currency used in the late imperial period. Folles were introduced to stabilize the monetary system and facilitate everyday commerce amidst economic challenges of the era. These coins typically feature imperial portraits on the obverse and various symbolic or deity images on the reverse, reflecting military victories, virtues, or imperial propaganda. Collecting such groups offers insights into the economy, political climate, and artistic themes of the late Roman Empire, as well as the broader process of transformation leading into the Byzantine period.