Ancient Roman Bronze Coin of Emperor Valentinian II (Child Emperor of the Late Roman Empire)

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Valentinian II AE2 Bronze (NGC Certified) — Child Figurehead Emperor

Authentic NGC-certified larger bronze AE2 from Valentinian II4-year-old puppet controlled by mother Justina + Arbogast until murder disguised as suicide (AD 375–392).

Powerless Imperial Design

Obverse: Diademed draped portrait — child emperor figurehead

Reverse: Victory / military / Christian — manipulated propaganda

Technical Specifications

Material: Bronze (AE2 larger denomination)

Date: AD 375–392

Certification: NGC slabbed

Mints: Western provinces

Use: Significant provincial transactions

Western Decline Essential

• Valentinian I's son crowned infant emperor

• Justina (Arian) vs Ambrose (Nicene) religious war

• Magnus Maximus usurps Gaul + Britain

• Arbogast "suicides" powerless emperor at 21

Collector Masterpiece

Puppet child emperor's larger bronze. Valentinian II's manipulated tragedy 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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Valentinian II AE2 Bronze (NGC Certified) — Child Figurehead Emperor

Authentic NGC-certified larger bronze AE2 from Valentinian II4-year-old puppet controlled by mother Justina + Arbogast until murder disguised as suicide (AD 375–392).

Powerless Imperial Design

Obverse: Diademed draped portrait — child emperor figurehead

Reverse: Victory / military / Christian — manipulated propaganda

Technical Specifications

Material: Bronze (AE2 larger denomination)

Date: AD 375–392

Certification: NGC slabbed

Mints: Western provinces

Use: Significant provincial transactions

Western Decline Essential

• Valentinian I's son crowned infant emperor

• Justina (Arian) vs Ambrose (Nicene) religious war

• Magnus Maximus usurps Gaul + Britain

• Arbogast "suicides" powerless emperor at 21

Collector Masterpiece

Puppet child emperor's larger bronze. Valentinian II's manipulated tragedy essential.

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