Theodosius I AE3 Bronze (379-395 CE) — Last Emperor of Unified Rome NGC Certified
NGC certified AE3 bronze from Theodosius I — the final emperor to rule BOTH Eastern and Western Roman Empire simultaneously. His reign (379-395 CE) marked the end of unified Rome before permanent division.
Coin Design
• Obverse: Theodosius I portrait right, pearl diadem + imperial robes, Latin titles
• Reverse: GLORIA ROMANORVM, Victory crowning emperor, or military standards
Technical Specifications
• Material: Late Roman bronze alloy
• Denomination: AE3 (18-20 mm, 2-3 grams)
• Certification: NGC authenticated
• Reign: 379-395 CE — Rome's last unified era
Historic Last Unification
• Born Hispania (Spain), rose through military to emperor
• Controlled entire empire 392-395 CE (final 3 years)
• Made Christianity official state religion, banned paganism
• Death 395 CE permanently split empire between sons Arcadius + Honorius
Empire's Final Twilight
Theodosius' coins circulated during Rome's last gasp as single entity — before West fell and East became Byzantium. Last physical symbol of unified Roman world.
Note: Coins shown are representative examples of grade/type, not actual specimens. For NGC grading standards, visit our NGC Grading page.
Theodosius I AE3 Bronze (379-395 CE) — Last Emperor of Unified Rome NGC Certified
NGC certified AE3 bronze from Theodosius I — the final emperor to rule BOTH Eastern and Western Roman Empire simultaneously. His reign (379-395 CE) marked the end of unified Rome before permanent division.
Coin Design
• Obverse: Theodosius I portrait right, pearl diadem + imperial robes, Latin titles
• Reverse: GLORIA ROMANORVM, Victory crowning emperor, or military standards
Technical Specifications
• Material: Late Roman bronze alloy
• Denomination: AE3 (18-20 mm, 2-3 grams)
• Certification: NGC authenticated
• Reign: 379-395 CE — Rome's last unified era
Historic Last Unification
• Born Hispania (Spain), rose through military to emperor
• Controlled entire empire 392-395 CE (final 3 years)
• Made Christianity official state religion, banned paganism
• Death 395 CE permanently split empire between sons Arcadius + Honorius
Empire's Final Twilight
Theodosius' coins circulated during Rome's last gasp as single entity — before West fell and East became Byzantium. Last physical symbol of unified Roman world.
Note: Coins shown are representative examples of grade/type, not actual specimens. For NGC grading standards, visit our NGC Grading page.
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