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Theodosius II small bronze, AD 402–450

Representative supplier photograph of the Theodosius II NGC VF offering — view 1Representative supplier photograph of the Theodosius II NGC VF offering — view 2Representative supplier photograph of the Theodosius II NGC VF offering — view 3Representative supplier photograph of the Theodosius II NGC VF offering — view 4

Representative supplier photographs illustrate the Theodosius II offering. They do not identify a reserved specimen, guaranteed reverse or individual certification number.

Reference price: $135.50

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At a glance

Authority
Theodosius II; Eastern Roman Empire
Imperial chronology
Augustus from AD 402; succeeded Arcadius in AD 408; died in AD 450
Coin group
Supplier AE4 small-bronze offering
Metal
Supplier bronze; institutional comparisons use bronze / copper alloy
Portrait and reverse
Imperial portrait; individual reverse and mint unverified
Holder / designation
NGC; supplier VF offering; confirm the actual label
Saleable unit
One holdered coin
Size
Supplier gives an approximate 11–16 mm range; actual measurements unverified
Weight and package dimensions
Supplier’s 43.36 g and holder-shaped dimensions are not the coin’s weight
Printed material
No printed story, album or additional certificate promised

What is this coin?

ECC offers one bronze coin of Theodosius II in an NGC holder designated VF. The listing uses AD 402–450, beginning with his elevation as Augustus; he succeeded Arcadius in the east in 408. Confirm the actual holder label, surviving legends, mint and reverse before ordering.

Collector and buyer details

One saleable unit is one holdered coin. Several photographs show views or examples, not an included group.

VF is the supplied designation. Confirm the actual NGC label and any strike or surface notes; this article does not assign a new grade.

Theodosius II is a different ruler from Theodosius I. The AD 402 start is his elevation as Augustus, not a birth date or the striking year of every coin.

Catalog comparisons illustrate identification. A cross-in-wreath reverse, Constantinople or Alexandria mint, catalog number and specimen measurements are not guaranteed by this offering.

Ancient small bronzes vary in centering, patina, wear and surviving inscriptions. The holder/package weight must not be used as the individual coin’s mass.

NGC’s ancient-coin grading terms distinguish the grade guarantee from opinions on authenticity and attribution. Read the applicable terms and the Store’s condition policy.

Use the live product options for current price and availability. The researched article remains readable independently of stock.