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Ancient Roman Bronze Coin of Emperor Honorius (Western Roman Emperor)
Honorius AE4 Bronze (NGC Certified) — Twilight of Western Rome
Authentic NGC-certified tiny bronze AE4 from Honorius — child emperor oversees 410 AD sack of Rome during Western Empire collapse (AD 393–423).
Final Days Design
• Obverse: Imperial crown bust — puppet emperor legitimacy claim
• Reverse: Victory / GLORIA ROMANORVM — desperate empire propaganda
Technical Specifications
• Material: Bronze (AE4)
• Denomination: AE4 (late empire smallest bronze)
• Certification: NGC slabbed
• Reign: AD 393–423 (30-year ineffective rule)
• Guardian: Stilicho (vandal regent general)
Rome Falls Essential
• Theodosius' son witnesses Eternal City sack
• First Rome capture in 800 years (Alaric 410 AD)
• Ravenna government while provinces vanish
• Last decades of Western imperial pretense
Collector Masterpiece
Tiny bronze from Western Rome's extinction. Honorius sack witness essential.
Note: Coins shown are representative examples of grade/type, not actual specimens. For NGC grading standards, see NGC Grading page.
Honorius AE4 Bronze (NGC Certified) — Twilight of Western Rome
Authentic NGC-certified tiny bronze AE4 from Honorius — child emperor oversees 410 AD sack of Rome during Western Empire collapse (AD 393–423).
Final Days Design
• Obverse: Imperial crown bust — puppet emperor legitimacy claim
• Reverse: Victory / GLORIA ROMANORVM — desperate empire propaganda
Technical Specifications
• Material: Bronze (AE4)
• Denomination: AE4 (late empire smallest bronze)
• Certification: NGC slabbed
• Reign: AD 393–423 (30-year ineffective rule)
• Guardian: Stilicho (vandal regent general)
Rome Falls Essential
• Theodosius' son witnesses Eternal City sack
• First Rome capture in 800 years (Alaric 410 AD)
• Ravenna government while provinces vanish
• Last decades of Western imperial pretense
Collector Masterpiece
Tiny bronze from Western Rome's extinction. Honorius sack witness essential.
Note: Coins shown are representative examples of grade/type, not actual specimens. For NGC grading standards, see NGC Grading page.

