Constans was the youngest son of Constantine the Great and his second wife Fausta. After the death of his father in May 337, he and his brothers (Constantine II and Constantius II) divided the empire amongst themselves at the conference of Viminacium at the end of 337 and the beginning of 338. Constans, who ruled in Italy, Africa and the Balkan Peninsula but, unlike his brothers, had no legislative powers, soon quarrelled with his brother Constantine II, leading to a military conflict where Constantine II was subsequently killed. In 350, Constans himself was assassinated by supporters of the rival emperor Magnentius while on the run. Denomination: 1 Bronze Follis, Quality: G-F, Years of Issue: 333-350, Diameter: about 17. 0 mm, Weight: about 2. 0g, Material: Bronze.
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Ancient Roman Authentic Antique Coin 1600 Years Old – Emperor Constans
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- Constans was the youngest son of Constantine the Great and his second wife Fausta
- After the death of his father in May 337, he and his brothers divided the empire amongst themselves at the conference of Viminacium
- Constans, who ruled in Italy, Africa and the Balkan Peninsula but, unlike his brothers, had no legislative powers, soon quarrelled with his brother Constantine II, leading to a military conflict where Constantine II was subsequently killed
- In 350, Constans himself was assassinated by supporters of the rival emperor Magnentius while on the run
- Each comes in a capsule to keep the coin in its condition
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| Weight | 0.007 kg |
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| brand | The Koin Club |
| dimensions | 6.8 x 6 x 0.7 cm; 7 Grams |