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Women of Christian Rome Starter Pack — Three Imperial Women
Women of Christian Rome Starter Pack — Three Imperial Women
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Women of Christian Rome Starter Pack — Three Imperial Women, NGC Certified
Own Coins of the Women at the Center of Rome’s Christian Dynasties
Three authentic NGC-certified Roman bronze coins issued for imperial women whose families, faith, and positions at court connected generations of rulers during Rome’s transformation into a Christian empire.
Starter Pack Savings: buy the three-coin set for $205 — $20.50 less than purchasing the standard Helena, Fausta, and Aelia Flaccilla coins separately.
✓ NGC Certified
✓ Guaranteed Authentic
✓ 30-Day Returns
📷 Coins shown are representative examples. The standard lineup is Helena, Fausta, and Aelia Flaccilla. Each pack contains three different imperial women. Exact coin type, patina, strike, centering, preservation, and overall appearance will vary.
👑 Three women connected to the imperial families that shaped Christian Rome
✝️ A collection linking Constantine’s dynasty to the age of Theodosius
🏛 A different window into Roman power through family, dynasty, religion, and the imperial court
Own This Piece of History
Why This Collection Matters
The transformation of the Roman Empire in the fourth and early fifth centuries was shaped not only by emperors, but also by imperial women whose family relationships, religious influence, and positions within the court connected generations of Roman rulers.
Helena, mother of Constantine the Great, became one of the most celebrated Christian women of late antiquity and was later venerated as a saint.
Fausta, wife of Constantine and daughter of Maximian, stood at the intersection of two major imperial families during Constantine’s rise to sole rule.
Aelia Flaccilla, wife of Theodosius I and mother of Arcadius and Honorius, belonged to the dynasty that would rule the eastern and western halves of the empire after Theodosius.
Together, these coins reveal another side of imperial history: the women, marriages, dynasties, and religious identities that helped shape the Roman court.
Why This Makes a Great First Collection
This set offers a different way into Roman history. Instead of following only battles and emperors, it introduces the families, dynasties, and religious transformation behind imperial power.
With NGC certification, a newer collector can begin with professionally authenticated ancient coins while building a collection around a clear historical theme.
Perfect For
- New collectors interested in Roman and Christian history
- Collectors of Roman imperial women and dynastic coinage
- Collectors fascinated by Constantine, Theodosius, and their families
- History lovers interested in women’s roles in the ancient world
- Anyone seeking a distinctive three-coin introduction to late Roman history
What You’ll Receive
- Three authentic NGC-certified Roman bronze coins
- Three different Roman imperial women from the approved group
- Grade: Fine (F) or equivalent collector grade
- Presented in NGC holders
- Guaranteed authentic
Please note: if one of the standard figures is unavailable, we may substitute another historically appropriate Roman imperial woman of comparable grade from the same broad dynastic era, including Aelia Eudoxia or Theodora. Each pack will still contain three different imperial women and remain true to the historical theme.
Continue the Story
Helena, Fausta, and Aelia Flaccilla connect two of late Rome’s defining imperial families. From Constantine’s dynasty through the house of Theodosius, their story leads directly into the division of the empire, the fifth century, and the world that became Byzantium.
Explore our other Roman, Byzantine, Biblical, Greek, medieval, and world coin collections to continue your journey through the rulers, families, beliefs, and turning points that shaped civilization.
Buy with Confidence
- NGC certified for authenticity and preservation
- Carefully sourced and verified
- 30-day return policy
- Secure shipping from the U.S.
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