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Fall of Rome: 4-Coin Mini Album — The Last Western Emperors
Final Western Emperors Bronze Collection (AD 364-395) — Rome's Last Stand
NGC certified 4-coin mini-album traces Valens → Gratian → Valentinian II → Theodosius I — bronze from Western Rome's final century.
Doomed Dynasty Narrative
• Valens (364-378) — Killed at Adrianople by Goths
• Gratian (367-383) — Christianized empire, murdered by Magnus Maximus
• Valentinian II (375-392) — Boy emperor strangled by Arbogast
• Theodosius I (379-395) — Last united emperor, East/West divides
Collapse Chronicle Design
• Valens: SECVRITAS REI PVBLICAE — false empire security
• Gratian: VIRTVS — fading Roman virtues
• Valentinian II: VICTORIA — hollow imperial victory
• Theodosius: RESTITVTOR REI PVBLICAE — restoration illusion
Extinction Essential
- Adrianople 378 = legionary cavalry obsolete
- Christianity official religion (Theodosian decrees)
- Western throne vacant after 476
- Bronze witnesses empire's death throes
Collector Masterpiece
Rome's final bronze emperors. Coins from men who lost the ancient world.
Note: Images show representative examples. Each mini-album contains genuine ancient coins.
Final Western Emperors Bronze Collection (AD 364-395) — Rome's Last Stand
NGC certified 4-coin mini-album traces Valens → Gratian → Valentinian II → Theodosius I — bronze from Western Rome's final century.
Doomed Dynasty Narrative
• Valens (364-378) — Killed at Adrianople by Goths
• Gratian (367-383) — Christianized empire, murdered by Magnus Maximus
• Valentinian II (375-392) — Boy emperor strangled by Arbogast
• Theodosius I (379-395) — Last united emperor, East/West divides
Collapse Chronicle Design
• Valens: SECVRITAS REI PVBLICAE — false empire security
• Gratian: VIRTVS — fading Roman virtues
• Valentinian II: VICTORIA — hollow imperial victory
• Theodosius: RESTITVTOR REI PVBLICAE — restoration illusion
Extinction Essential
- Adrianople 378 = legionary cavalry obsolete
- Christianity official religion (Theodosian decrees)
- Western throne vacant after 476
- Bronze witnesses empire's death throes
Collector Masterpiece
Rome's final bronze emperors. Coins from men who lost the ancient world.
Note: Images show representative examples. Each mini-album contains genuine ancient coins.

