324-337AD Constantius II as Caesar, AE Follis

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324-337AD Constantius II as Caesar, AE FollisThis Constantius II follis is a late Roman Empire silvered bronze coin, dated 324337 AD. Struck for Constantius II during his time as Caesar under Constantine the Great, it bears the PTR mark for Trier Mint, signaling its Gallic province military coinage lineage. Obverse features a youthful laurate portrait of Constantius II, draped and cuirassed. The reverse shows a Campgate gateway with six layer construction, two towers, and a central star,

Graded gVF (Good Very Fine)

This small silver coin captures early Commonwealth coinage with classic design and collectible appeal

This historic coin is a solid choice for collectors seeking period silver pieces with clear

This presentation coin pairs classic numismatic design with a finely detailed depiction of an iconic native bird

1965 New Zealand Shilling with a distinctive clipped planchette error — a genuine minting anomaly that left part of the coin blank missing before striking

Denomination: 2 Pfennig

which can affect eye appeal and market value

Washington Quarter

"aVF" denotes About Very Fine — the coin shows moderate

a sought-after error for collectors of New Zealand pre‑decimal coinage

with "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and "E PLURIBUS UNUM" above and "ONE CENT" below

Extremely Fine (EF) indicates light wear on the highest points while most design details remain clear and well-defined

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