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Roman Empire – Empress Fausta (AD 307–326) – Bronze AE3, NGC Certified
A certified and professionally graded bronze AE3 denomination coin struck for Empress Fausta, second wife of Constantine the Great and daughter of Emperor Maximian. This piece is encapsulated in an NGC protective holder, ensuring authenticity, preservation, and long-term collector confidence.
Historical Significance:
Fausta was married to Constantine in AD 307, a political alliance that strengthened his legitimacy during the empire’s civil wars. Coins of Fausta were issued during a pivotal era when Rome was undergoing profound transformation — the consolidation of Constantine’s dynasty, administrative reforms, and the empire’s gradual embrace of Christianity.
Her life ended tragically in AD 326 when she was executed under mysterious circumstances, adding to the intrigue surrounding her coinage. Today, her coins are sought after as tangible links to the Constantinian dynasty, a family marked by power struggles, political intrigue, and the birth of a Christian empire.
This NGC-certified example offers collectors a secure opportunity to own a genuine artifact of one of Rome’s most fascinating empresses — a blend of historical drama, imperial legacy, and enduring numismatic value.
The coins shown are representative examples of the grade and type, but not the actual specimens for sale. For details on NGC’s grading standards and definitions, please refer to our NGC Grading page.
Roman Empire – Empress Fausta (AD 307–326) – Bronze AE3, NGC Certified
A certified and professionally graded bronze AE3 denomination coin struck for Empress Fausta, second wife of Constantine the Great and daughter of Emperor Maximian. This piece is encapsulated in an NGC protective holder, ensuring authenticity, preservation, and long-term collector confidence.
Historical Significance:
Fausta was married to Constantine in AD 307, a political alliance that strengthened his legitimacy during the empire’s civil wars. Coins of Fausta were issued during a pivotal era when Rome was undergoing profound transformation — the consolidation of Constantine’s dynasty, administrative reforms, and the empire’s gradual embrace of Christianity.
Her life ended tragically in AD 326 when she was executed under mysterious circumstances, adding to the intrigue surrounding her coinage. Today, her coins are sought after as tangible links to the Constantinian dynasty, a family marked by power struggles, political intrigue, and the birth of a Christian empire.
This NGC-certified example offers collectors a secure opportunity to own a genuine artifact of one of Rome’s most fascinating empresses — a blend of historical drama, imperial legacy, and enduring numismatic value.
