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Gratian AE2 bronze, AD 367–383

Representative supplier photograph of the Gratian NGC XF offering — view 1Representative supplier photograph of the Gratian NGC XF offering — view 2

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

Reference price: $165.50

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At a glance

Authority
Gratian; Roman Empire
Imperial chronology
Co-Augustus from AD 367; senior western Augustus from AD 375; died AD 383
Coin group
Supplier AE2 offering; institutional bronze-group comparison
Metal
OCRE comparison is bronze; individual metal fineness unverified
Portrait and reverse
Exact portrait details, reverse and mint require specimen confirmation
Holder / designation
NGC; supplier XF offering; confirm the actual label
Saleable unit
One holdered coin
Measurements
Individual coin weight and diameter not verified
Weight and package dimensions
Supplier’s 43.54 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 coin attributed to Gratian in an NGC holder designated XF, under its AE2 order code. Gratian became co-Augustus in AD 367 and senior western Augustus after Valentinian I’s death in 375. Confirm the available holder label, mint, reverse and surviving details for the actual coin.

Collector and buyer details

One saleable unit is one holdered coin. The photographs are representative views, not an included group.

XF is retained as the supplied designation. Confirm the actual NGC label and any strike or surface notes; no new grading opinion is assigned here.

The listing’s AD 367–383 range starts with Gratian’s elevation as co-Augustus. His later position after 375 and a coin’s individual striking date are separate questions.

A university collection’s restoration reverse illustrates a documented type. Its Lugdunum mint, catalog number, 23.50 mm diameter and 3.97 g mass do not identify or measure the available specimen.

Ancient examples vary in centering, wear, patina and surviving inscriptions. The supplier’s holder/package weight must not be treated as an individual coin weight or used for bullion calculations.

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.