Ancient Roman Bronze Coin of Empress Aelia Eudoxia (Wife of Emperor Arcadius)

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Aelia Eudoxia Bronze (NGC Certified) — Byzantine Empress Power Broker

Authentic NGC-certified bronze from Empress Aelia EudoxiaArcadius' cunning consort executes eunuch powerbroker rules Eastern Rome (AD 400–404).

Female Imperial Design

Obverse: Diademed empress portrait — rare female ruler authority

Reverse: Victory / imperial symbols — Byzantine court influence

Technical Specifications

Material: Bronze (Æ denomination)

Date: AD 400–404 (brief but intense reign)

Certification: NGC slabbed

Ruler: Wife of Arcadius (Eastern Roman emperor)

Legacy: Mother of Theodosius II

Court Intrigue Essential

• Arranged marriage via eunuch Eutropius → executes him

• Wields power behind weak Arcadius throne

• Hagia Sophia founder + anti-John Chrysostom

• Dies childbirth after dominating Byzantine politics

Collector Masterpiece

Rare female Byzantine bronze. Eudoxia's ruthless court drama essential.

Note: Coins shown are representative examples of grade/type, not actual specimens. For NGC grading standards, see NGC Grading page.

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Aelia Eudoxia Bronze (NGC Certified) — Byzantine Empress Power Broker

Authentic NGC-certified bronze from Empress Aelia EudoxiaArcadius' cunning consort executes eunuch powerbroker rules Eastern Rome (AD 400–404).

Female Imperial Design

Obverse: Diademed empress portrait — rare female ruler authority

Reverse: Victory / imperial symbols — Byzantine court influence

Technical Specifications

Material: Bronze (Æ denomination)

Date: AD 400–404 (brief but intense reign)

Certification: NGC slabbed

Ruler: Wife of Arcadius (Eastern Roman emperor)

Legacy: Mother of Theodosius II

Court Intrigue Essential

• Arranged marriage via eunuch Eutropius → executes him

• Wields power behind weak Arcadius throne

• Hagia Sophia founder + anti-John Chrysostom

• Dies childbirth after dominating Byzantine politics

Collector Masterpiece

Rare female Byzantine bronze. Eudoxia's ruthless court drama essential.

Note: Coins shown are representative examples of grade/type, not actual specimens. For NGC grading standards, see NGC Grading page.