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Magnentius. AD 350-353. Æ Centenionalis 22mm, 4.95 g. Trier
VergrootMagnentius. AD 350-353. Æ Centenionalis 22mm, 4.95 g. Trier mint. Struck AD 351-352. Bare-headed, draped, and cuirassed bust right; A behind / Two Victories standing facing one another, holding wreath inscribed VOT/V/MVLT/X in four lines; TRP. RIC VIII 312. Very Fine, brown patina.
Magnentius was a usurper who seized power in the western Roman Empire after the death of Constans. A skilled general of Germanic origin, he controlled Gaul, Italy, and parts of Africa. His coinage is notable for its large bronze denominations, often featuring bold busts and symbols of Victory, Chi-Rho, and Roma, blending pagan and Christian imagery during a transitional era.
Magnentius was a usurper who seized power in the western Roman Empire after the death of Constans. A skilled general of Germanic origin, he controlled Gaul, Italy, and parts of Africa. His coinage is notable for its large bronze denominations, often featuring bold busts and symbols of Victory, Chi-Rho, and Roma, blending pagan and Christian imagery during a transitional era.
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