Ancient Roman Bronze Coin of Emperor Honorius (Ruler During Rome’s Final Centuries)

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Honorius AE2 Bronze (NGC Certified) — Child Emperor During Rome's Fall

Authentic NGC-certified bronze AE2 from Honorius10-year-old Western emperor witnesses 410 AD Rome sack by Visigoths (AD 393–423).

Doomed Empire Design

Obverse: Imperial regalia portrait — puppet emperor authority claim

Reverse: Victory / Roma symbols — desperate continuity propaganda

Technical Specifications

Material: Bronze (AE2)

Denomination: AE2 (substantial late Roman bronze)

Certification: NGC slabbed

Reign: AD 393–423 (30-year ineffective rule)

Guardian: Stilicho (vandal general regent)

Western Collapse Essential

• Theodosius' son, Stilicho defends failing empire

• Alaric sacks Rome 410 AD (first in 800 years)

• Ravenna puppet while West disintegrates

• Last gasp of independent Western emperors

Collector Masterpiece

Child emperor's bronze from Rome's death throes. Honorius sack of Rome 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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Honorius AE2 Bronze (NGC Certified) — Child Emperor During Rome's Fall

Authentic NGC-certified bronze AE2 from Honorius10-year-old Western emperor witnesses 410 AD Rome sack by Visigoths (AD 393–423).

Doomed Empire Design

Obverse: Imperial regalia portrait — puppet emperor authority claim

Reverse: Victory / Roma symbols — desperate continuity propaganda

Technical Specifications

Material: Bronze (AE2)

Denomination: AE2 (substantial late Roman bronze)

Certification: NGC slabbed

Reign: AD 393–423 (30-year ineffective rule)

Guardian: Stilicho (vandal general regent)

Western Collapse Essential

• Theodosius' son, Stilicho defends failing empire

• Alaric sacks Rome 410 AD (first in 800 years)

• Ravenna puppet while West disintegrates

• Last gasp of independent Western emperors

Collector Masterpiece

Child emperor's bronze from Rome's death throes. Honorius sack of Rome essential.

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