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I'm definitely interested in this beauty. F&W!

Ah, I ran out of credits. But I knew I didn't have enough to win this one! Good luck everyone!

Nice! This is Constantius II after he became Emperor once his father, Constantine the Great, passed away marking the coin at about 337-361 AD. Looks like you can read the full legend on the reverse and even the mint mark. Yes, this is history...

Yes it is and you seem to know your history but it seems no one is interested so I may take it down !

I expect people will wait til the end to bid. I'll be bidding, at least as long as my credits hold up....

It's kinda like people are trying to lowball ya when they wait till the last few seconds to bid and this coin is just to nice to let go for just a couple hundred credits bro so if that's the case I would rather end the auction then take a huge loss on this one I have many of these and have listed a few in the past and wouldn't mind listing even more if this would be doing as well as I thought it was going to or like the last ones
Did at least ya know and I know there are bidders on I see other items in the same genera they are doing well with a lot of days on them with thousands of credits

Heck my newspaper from Honolulu, Hawaii from 1941 when Pearl Harbor was attacked !! Is doing quite well many y'all would be more interested in that auction instead!!

Could be people were watching that other Constantius II coin that ended earlier today. I think this one is much better so I'm hoping you get as much or more than that other seller. Do you want the full attribution for this coin?

Sure that would be appreciated bro thanks so very much!!

Front legend says DN CONSTANTIUS P F AUG. (DN = Dominus Nostrum [Our Lord]; PF AUG = Pius Felix Augustus [Pious and Blest Emperor]. The Reverse legend is FEL TEMP REPARATIO = Felix Temporum Reparatio [Return of good times]. The image is a Roman Soldier spearing a fallen enemy horseman. The coin was minted in Siscia (the SIS under the image) in 353-354 A.D. which is now called Sisak, Croatia. It looks like there may be other symbols in the background of the image and maybe the Officina mark beside the SIS. (Officina is the particular workshop that minted it). Good luck with this!

Thanks brother you rock!! I hope this one does good cause if so I have many more to list !!!

And sorry Seth but this one is in better condition then the one you listed so what's your secret to getting your bids rolling on yours so well. ????

Fanned and Watching! Please fan me back. Shared this auction with all of my Facebook and Twitter friends too! Hope the advertising helps you out. Super nice auction! Good Luck!

Thanks a bunch you rock!! Good luck and hope you win it !

I'm takin this badboy down for sure. Hope it's authentic! :D

damn they overbid me! XD