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Posted 03/10/2024 4:33 pm
It's the same type coin but being 'ancients' no two are really identical
Keeping in mind too that the Campgate reverse type of the three Caesars Constantine II Constans and Constantius II were produced in great quantity and are one of the most common ancient coins ever produced coming from many different mints across the empire
The era of Constantine the Great was a time of prosperity but also economic inflation
Until quite recently these types were sold in quantity for a few dollars apiece !
You could spend a lifetime collecting all the different mints and varieties of the sons of Constantine
A handy reference (as always) is by David Sear - Roman Coins and their Values
But prices are a very relative thing
Keeping in mind too that the Campgate reverse type of the three Caesars Constantine II Constans and Constantius II were produced in great quantity and are one of the most common ancient coins ever produced coming from many different mints across the empire
The era of Constantine the Great was a time of prosperity but also economic inflation
Until quite recently these types were sold in quantity for a few dollars apiece !
You could spend a lifetime collecting all the different mints and varieties of the sons of Constantine
A handy reference (as always) is by David Sear - Roman Coins and their Values
But prices are a very relative thing
