Roman Coin of Maximian (about 1715 years ago)
A well-preserved quarter nummus featuring the powerful co-emperor of the Western Roman Empire and trusted military commander under Diocletian's tetrarchic system.
Front side (obverse): Portrait of Emperor Maximian with imperial crown
Back side (reverse): Roman imperial symbols and inscriptions
Technical specifications: Bronze quarter nummus coin, NGC certified
Historical significance: Maximian served as second-in-command to Emperor Diocletian and co-Emperor in the Western Roman Empire during the early Tetrarchy period. He was renowned as a skilled general who led important military campaigns against the Gothic tribes.
A well-preserved quarter nummus featuring the powerful co-emperor of the Western Roman Empire and trusted military commander under Diocletian's tetrarchic system.
Front side (obverse): Portrait of Emperor Maximian with imperial crown
Back side (reverse): Roman imperial symbols and inscriptions
Technical specifications: Bronze quarter nummus coin, NGC certified
Historical significance: Maximian served as second-in-command to Emperor Diocletian and co-Emperor in the Western Roman Empire during the early Tetrarchy period. He was renowned as a skilled general who led important military campaigns against the Gothic tribes.
A well-preserved quarter nummus featuring the powerful co-emperor of the Western Roman Empire and trusted military commander under Diocletian's tetrarchic system.
Front side (obverse): Portrait of Emperor Maximian with imperial crown
Back side (reverse): Roman imperial symbols and inscriptions
Technical specifications: Bronze quarter nummus coin, NGC certified
Historical significance: Maximian served as second-in-command to Emperor Diocletian and co-Emperor in the Western Roman Empire during the early Tetrarchy period. He was renowned as a skilled general who led important military campaigns against the Gothic tribes.