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Bronze Coin of Imperial Rome – From Constantine and the First Christian Emperors (Early 4th–Early 5th Century AD)
First Christian Empire AE Bronze (NGC Certified) — Pagan to Christian Revolution
Authentic NGC-certified bronze spans Rome's religious transformation — Nero/Diocletian persecution → Constantine's Edict of Milan → Theodosius state religion (AD 306–410).
Faith Transition Design
• Obverse: Pagan deities → imperial portraits
• Reverse: Jupiter/Victory → Chi-Rho ☧ / crosses / camp gates
Technical Specifications
• Material: Bronze alloy (AE3/AE4 denominations)
• Era: Constantine→Honorius (306-410 CE)
• Certification: NGC slabbed
• Circulation: Empire-wide faith carrier
Spiritual Revolution Essential
• 313 CE: Edict of Milan ends persecution
• 380 CE: Theodosius I declares Christianity official
• Pagan temples close, Olympic Games banned
• Crosses replace Roman gods on coinage
Collector Masterpiece
Visible record of civilization's greatest religious pivot. Pagan empire births Christian world.
Note: Coins shown are representative examples of grade/type, not actual specimens. For NGC grading standards, see NGC Grading page.
First Christian Empire AE Bronze (NGC Certified) — Pagan to Christian Revolution
Authentic NGC-certified bronze spans Rome's religious transformation — Nero/Diocletian persecution → Constantine's Edict of Milan → Theodosius state religion (AD 306–410).
Faith Transition Design
• Obverse: Pagan deities → imperial portraits
• Reverse: Jupiter/Victory → Chi-Rho ☧ / crosses / camp gates
Technical Specifications
• Material: Bronze alloy (AE3/AE4 denominations)
• Era: Constantine→Honorius (306-410 CE)
• Certification: NGC slabbed
• Circulation: Empire-wide faith carrier
Spiritual Revolution Essential
• 313 CE: Edict of Milan ends persecution
• 380 CE: Theodosius I declares Christianity official
• Pagan temples close, Olympic Games banned
• Crosses replace Roman gods on coinage
Collector Masterpiece
Visible record of civilization's greatest religious pivot. Pagan empire births Christian world.
Note: Coins shown are representative examples of grade/type, not actual specimens. For NGC grading standards, see NGC Grading page.

