Roman Coin of Costantius Chlorus

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Roman Coin of Costantius Chlorus

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Date
A.D. 293–305
Medium
Bronze
Culture
Roman
Department
Coins
Institution
Getty Museum
Object ID
beaeb6ff-7e5b-4493-b2b4-60361e3d9dcb

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Obverse: draped radiate bust of emperor to right. Legend illegible. Reverse: The emperor, standing, draped and cuirassed on the left, faces right and receives a small winged Victory on globe from Jupiter, standing left, nude, leaning on scepter held in left arm. A in field below their hands; in exergue, ALE, mint mark of Alexandria. The legend reads "CONCORDIA MILITUM", which can be translated as "harmony of the soliders," referring to the support of the military for the emperor.

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