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            VETRANIO (350 AD) Western Usurper Ć3 Centenionalis Siscia Mint Sharp 
            Portrait Near Extra Fine Scarce
            Item Number : 54986

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            Quantity1 Starting BidUS $1.00
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            Ended Sunday, October 14, 2007
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            Reference492369   
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            Estimate:  US $ 185

            VETRANIO (350 AD) Western Usurper. Ć3 Centenionalis. Siscia Mint 350 
            AD. D N VETRA-NIO P F AVG, pearl-diademed, draped & cuirassed bust 
            right, A behind HOC SIG-NO VICTOR ERIS, emperor standing left, 
            holding labarum with Chi-Rho & spear; to the right stands Victory, 
            crowning him with wreath & holding palm branch; A/•ASIS*. RIC VII 
            283 (Siscia). 22.78 mm. 4.07 gm. Small edge cracks at 11:00, 2:00 
            and 4:00 and light obverse roughness. Small scratch through 
            mintmark, which remains fully legible. Some flatness in reverse 
            strike of emperor. Dark brown and green patina. Sharp portrait of 
            the aged general. Minimal wear. Overall Near Extra Fine for detail 
            and preservation.   

            RIC rated Scarce, but rare this nice.   

            Modern historians generally believe that Vetranio’s “usurpation" was 
            a ruse to occupy the real usurper, Magnentius, while Constantius II 
            moved his army westward.  This view is substantiated by Vetranio's 
            pardon by Constantius, who was not renowned for clemency, and his 
            death of old age. The Constantinian reverse legend of this coin 
            could also be said to support this thesis. 

            This coin’s reverse displays an historic reference to Constantine 
            I’s reported dream before the battle of the Milvian Bridge, “By this 
            sign shalt thou conquer.”   

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