Rome BI Nummus Constantine II MS NGC (Nether Compton Vault)
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On February 19,1989 an amateur metal detectors discovered an earthen pot containing 22,500 Billon Nummus. This hoard was likely hidden around 339-340 AD and contained a large number of irregular, underweight and unstruck planchets in the hoard.
Coin Highlights:
- Nether Compton Hoard Recovery. Part of the orginal find on 22,500 Billon Nummus discovered in 1989 in and earthen pot.
- Roman Billon Nummus Emperor Constantine II, the son of Constantine the Great.
- Issued as Caesar.
- Authenticated and graded Mint State by NGC.
- Obverse: Constantine II wearing a pearl diadem facing right.
- Reverse: Reverse types will vary though military themes are common in this hoard.
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| Grade | Uncirculated |
| Mint Mark | Not Shown |
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