Ancient Roman Coin of Emperor Magnentius (Usurper of the Late Roman Empire)

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Magnentius Bronze Coin (NGC Certified) — Frankish Usurper Emperor

Authentic NGC-certified bronze from MagnentiusFrankish general seizes western empire from Constans during post-Constantine civil war (AD 350–353).

Usurper Authority Design

Obverse: Imperial insignia portrait — military strongman legitimacy

Reverse: Victory / Roman symbols — civil war propaganda claims

Technical Specifications

Material: Bronze (Æ denomination)

Certification: NGC slabbed

Reign: AD 350–353 (western usurper)

Territory: Britain, Gaul, Hispania

End: Suicide after Mursa/Sax Rubra defeats

Religious Tolerance Essential

• Overthrows Constans, welcomes Christians + pagans

• Challenges Constantius II's Arian Christian dominance

• Popular western military reforms

• Last major Frankish-origin Roman emperor

Collector Masterpiece

Frankish rebel's bronze from Constantinian civil wars. Magnentius usurper 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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Magnentius Bronze Coin (NGC Certified) — Frankish Usurper Emperor

Authentic NGC-certified bronze from MagnentiusFrankish general seizes western empire from Constans during post-Constantine civil war (AD 350–353).

Usurper Authority Design

Obverse: Imperial insignia portrait — military strongman legitimacy

Reverse: Victory / Roman symbols — civil war propaganda claims

Technical Specifications

Material: Bronze (Æ denomination)

Certification: NGC slabbed

Reign: AD 350–353 (western usurper)

Territory: Britain, Gaul, Hispania

End: Suicide after Mursa/Sax Rubra defeats

Religious Tolerance Essential

• Overthrows Constans, welcomes Christians + pagans

• Challenges Constantius II's Arian Christian dominance

• Popular western military reforms

• Last major Frankish-origin Roman emperor

Collector Masterpiece

Frankish rebel's bronze from Constantinian civil wars. Magnentius usurper essential.

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