Ancient Roman Bronze Coin of Emperor Gratian (Ruler During Rome’s Christian Era)

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Gratian AE3 Bronze (NGC Certified) — Warrior Who Chose Theodosius

Authentic NGC-certified AE3 bronze from GratianValentinian I son appoints Theodosius I after Adrianople disaster, assassinated by Magnus Maximus troops (AD 367–383).

Pearl Diadem Design

Obverse: Pearl-diademed portrait right — young Western Augustus

Reverse: Victory / standards / GLORIA ROMANORVM — warrior emperor

Technical Specifications

Material: Bronze alloy (AE3 denomination)

Weight: 2-3g

Diameter: 18-20mm

Certification: NGC slabbed

Mints: Western Roman provinces

Date: AD 367–383

Religious Warrior Essential

• Co-emperor age 8, sole rule after father dies 375

• Appoints Theodosius I post-Valens Adrianople death

• Removes Altar of Victory, bans pagan sacrifices

• Magnus Maximus Britain revolt → assassination 383

Collector Masterpiece

Decisive bronze bridges Adrianople crisis to final reunification. Gratian's Theodosian choice 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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Gratian AE3 Bronze (NGC Certified) — Warrior Who Chose Theodosius

Authentic NGC-certified AE3 bronze from GratianValentinian I son appoints Theodosius I after Adrianople disaster, assassinated by Magnus Maximus troops (AD 367–383).

Pearl Diadem Design

Obverse: Pearl-diademed portrait right — young Western Augustus

Reverse: Victory / standards / GLORIA ROMANORVM — warrior emperor

Technical Specifications

Material: Bronze alloy (AE3 denomination)

Weight: 2-3g

Diameter: 18-20mm

Certification: NGC slabbed

Mints: Western Roman provinces

Date: AD 367–383

Religious Warrior Essential

• Co-emperor age 8, sole rule after father dies 375

• Appoints Theodosius I post-Valens Adrianople death

• Removes Altar of Victory, bans pagan sacrifices

• Magnus Maximus Britain revolt → assassination 383

Collector Masterpiece

Decisive bronze bridges Adrianople crisis to final reunification. Gratian's Theodosian choice essential.

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