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Valentinian II. AD 375-392. Æ 13mm, 1.17 g. Constantinople
VergrootValentinian II. AD 375-392. Æ 13mm, 1.17 g. Constantinople mint. Struck circa AD 388-392. Pearl-diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust right / Victory advancing left, head right, dragging captive behind with left hand and holding trophy with right hand; staurogram to left; CONSA. RIC IX 86a. Very Fine, green patina.
Valentinian II became emperor as a child after the death of his father Valentinian I. His reign was dominated by advisors and co-rulers, including Theodosius I, and marked by religious conflict between pagans and Christians. Coins in his name typically show Victory, cross standards, and imperial unity, highlighting efforts to legitimize his rule amid political fragmentation.
Valentinian II became emperor as a child after the death of his father Valentinian I. His reign was dominated by advisors and co-rulers, including Theodosius I, and marked by religious conflict between pagans and Christians. Coins in his name typically show Victory, cross standards, and imperial unity, highlighting efforts to legitimize his rule amid political fragmentation.
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